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LOCAL DEMOCRACY
NILGA: Give councils the power to change Northern Ireland
By Ann McGauran | 11 February 2019
The Northern Ireland Local Government Association (NILGA) has called for the role of councils to ...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
The real task ahead after deal or no-deal is to reconcile the bitter divisions
By Sarah Longlands | 30 January 2019
If we are to overcome the divisive nature of Brexit, we must let people into the decision-making ...
FINANCE
Northern Irish councils in fresh calls amid Stormont deadlock
By Dan Peters | 18 January 2019
Northern Ireland’s councils today said they need to be equipped to deliver more as the country ma...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Female empowerment is in need of a boost
By Ann McGauran | 16 January 2019
Women are under-represented in local government leadership roles and the West Midlands is behind ...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Rural councils should get the chance to influence voter ID rollout
16 January 2019
Voter ID pilots due to take place across 11 councils this year including Craven DC will help prov...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Be the talk of the town (hall)
By Jonathan Carr-West | 16 January 2019
The way we talk about councils really matters, says Dr Jonathan Carr-West – and it’s time to spea...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Does the People's Vote clamour herald a move to more referendums?
By Louise Round | 12 December 2018
Electoral events are, of course, at the cornerstone of our democracy. But Louise Round asks if it...
FINANCE
We need to talk about finance
By Piali Das Gupta | 12 December 2018
Piali Das Gupta wants central Government, caught up with Brexit, to start paying attention to the...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Be wary of good intentions
By Claire Fox | 05 December 2018
New Year’s resolution: however nasty social media might get, don’t let’s lobby for even more powe...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
More councils need to help drown out the voices of hatred
05 December 2018
Many councils are leading the chorus which is starting to drown out the voices of hatred threaten...
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