WHITEHALL
Opposition grows against council pension plans
By Laura Sharman | 05 April 2016
A petition calling for a parliamentary debate on plans to force local government pension schemes ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Councils to use procurement to help steel
By Mark Whitehead | 04 April 2016
Councils have underlined their commitment to supporting communities through their buying policies...
BUSINESS
Brexit is 'bad news for building'
By Jamie Hailstone | 01 April 2016
Housing minister Brandon Lewis has warned that Brexit would be catastrophic to the UK’s housing m...
FINANCE
Councils calculate cost of floods at £250m
By Mark Whitehead | 01 April 2016
The cost of damage caused by floods over the winter has reached nearly £250m and is still rising,...
WHITEHALL
Flooding cost 'still rising'
By Mark Whitehead | 29 March 2016
The cost of damage caused by floods over the winter has reached nearly £250m and is still rising,...
WHITEHALL
Secretary of state to 'seize' housing development decisions
By Sam Clayden | 24 March 2016
In ‘another step away from localism,’ the Government is cutting local authorities out of major ho...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Venturing towards a prosperous future
By Sir Merrick Cockell | 22 March 2016
The joint venture between the Greater Manchester Pension Fund and the London Pensions Fund Author...
BUSINESS
Mears warning: 'Care market still on critical list'
By Jamie Hailstone | 22 March 2016
The boss of local government contractor Mears Group has warned the UK care market is still challe...
WHITEHALL
Budget 2016: Osborne boosts infrastructure and flood defences
By Dominic Browne | 16 March 2016
Flood resilience was a keynote winner in today’s Budget, with the chancellor raising the potentia...
WHITEHALL
Budget 2016: Government 'redoubles efforts to make Britain fit for future'
By Chris Ames | 16 March 2016
Chancellor George Osborne has announced funding for major transport infrastructure projects in th...
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