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Short-termism threatens to undermine devolution - report
POLICY AND POLITICS

Short-termism threatens to undermine devolution - report

By Joe Lepper | 02 November 2026

Ten-year funding deals are needed to ensure the Government’s devolution agenda is not undermined by ‘short-term programmes and repeated policy changes’, academics have said.

AI

North Yorkshire's AI disrupters

By Ann McGauran | 27 October 2026

As a local authority at the forefront of using artificial intelligence, North Yorkshire Council i...

WORKFORCE

Gaining value from AI

By Ben White | 26 October 2026

Greater AI literacy can deliver more innovative solutions and tangible benefits, says Ben White.

TECHNOLOGY

From replacement to resilience

By Kevin Kimber | 22 October 2026

Kevin Kimber looks at why the public sector's attitude to legacy infrastructure is shifting towar...

INCLUSIVE GROWTH

Forging the innovation nation

By Ben Lucas | 20 October 2026

Innovation is how reindustrialisation can drive good growth, writes Ben Lucas.

DEVOLUTION

Can you see the change?

By Jonathan Carr-West | 13 October 2026

Jonathan Carr-West outlines the role councils should play in a rewired state.

DEVOLUTION

Devolution's next challenge: Building capable places

By Thomas Johnson | 07 October 2026

Thomas Johnson looks at what Greater Manchester’s experience suggests about the next stage of dev...

HOMELESSNESS

Let's start with prevention

By Jack Shaw | 03 September 2026

Jack Shaw looks at how government can make homelessness prevention a whole-place responsibility a...

PLACE-MAKING

Why place matters: building a nuclear robotics future in Cumbria

By Kirsty Hewitson | 01 September 2026

Place-based investment can turn overlooked regions into national centres of innovation and growth...

DEVOLUTION

Putting innovation at the heart of devo

By Kathy Nothstine | 28 July 2026

Place-based innovation funds can help Andy Burnham’s devolution agenda deliver growth, better ser...

REORGANISATION

A generational chance to rethink digital government

By Martin Ford | 22 July 2026

As local government undergoes widespread reorganisation, Oracle and The MJ held a timely round ta...

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