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POLICY AND POLITICS
What the Tory manifesto means for district councils
By Ian Miller | 30 May 2017
Ian Miller breaks down the Conservative manifesto and analyses how, if the Tories are in power, t...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
The beating heart of politics now rests in the suburbs and shires
By Paul Wheeler | 30 May 2017
In spite of the urban centres growing in population, we will see a transfer of political represen...
FINANCE
Experts criticise party manifestos
By Mark Conrad | 30 May 2017
Both major political parties have failed to fully explain the impact of their manifesto pledges o...
CHIEF EXECUTIVES
Worcestershire hires interim to replace Marchant
By Dan Peters | 25 May 2017
An ‘experienced local government chief executive’ has been hired to the top role at Worcestershir...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Clear framework will 'aid devolution'
By Sam Clayden | 24 May 2017
County councils and experts have welcomed a Conservative Party manifesto pledge to create a devol...
FINANCE
The manifestos airbrushed out austerity but it hasn't gone away
By Michael Burton | 24 May 2017
While all three main parties emphasise how much they intend to give to the NHS, and to a lesser e...
HEALTH
Engaging with the electorate
By Bob Neill | 24 May 2017
Bob Neill says Britain requires an ambitious, forward looking vision for adult social care, healt...
SOCIAL CARE
Parties promise less austerity but little more on devolution
By Michael Burton | 24 May 2017
Local government received a passing mention in last week’s party manifestos but their main focus...
HOUSING
Whoever is elected must offer sensible housing policies
By Paul O'Brien | 24 May 2017
With the General Election debate starting to heat up, it’s pleasing to see the housing crisis is ...
WHITEHALL
White Van Man on . . . social care
24 May 2017
Let’s face it, old people run this country ‘cos they’ve got nothing better to do in the day than ...
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