The mayors of Liverpool and Manchester’s ambition for the two city regions to work more closely together was one of the key themes of the annual Heseltine Institute lecture says Susan Jarvis.
Sheila Oxtoby says: 'If vulnerable homeless people or others who require temporary housing are to...
Structural reform on its own won’t achieve strong and more inclusive local economies and a system...
Bobsie Robinson, Calderdale MBC’s cultural services manager, talks to Ann McGauran about how the ...
A partnership group bringing together regional mayors and national leaders will focus on investme...
The collaborative approach demonstrated so well in Birmingham between the council and Equans is o...
The Government must invest in public health to ease pressure on a health service ‘in critical con...
Dawn Carter-McDonald’s first year in charge of Hackney LBC has had its share of ups and downs, bu...
Rachael Shimmin urges Whitehall to avoid rigid governance models if it wants to get devolution right
Councils should follow the example set by Liam and Noel Gallagher and set aside their differences...
The Centre for Local Economic Strategies has published its guide to building a network of anchor ...
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