REORGANISATION
Residents rule out county unitary proposals
By Mark Conrad | 08 November 2016
Residents in Hampshire have ruled out switching to a unitary county structure following a tightly...
FINANCE
Alternative views on reorganisation
By Cllr Neil Clarke | 04 November 2016
In response to the County Councils Network commissioned studies on local government reorganisatio...
DCLG
Dorset confirms 2017 elections despite reorganisation debate
By Jamie Hailstone | 04 November 2016
County council elections in Dorset will go ahead next year, despite on-going discussions about re...
WELSH LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
'Harder choices ahead' as Drakeford sets out timetable for reform
By Sam Clayden | 03 November 2016
Welsh councils must use the next 18 months to prepare for the ‘harder choices that lie ahead,’ Ma...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Network gives unitaries a voice
By Jamie Hailstone | 01 November 2016
A new special interest group for unitaries will be the ‘eyes and ears’ for all single-tier author...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Counting the cost of reorganisation
By Heather Jameson | 01 November 2016
New research commissioned by the County Councils Network has delivered fresh evidence on the opti...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Councils could cash in on two-tier unitaries – CCN
By Heather Jameson | 01 November 2016
Transforming all remaining two-tier areas into county-based unitaries could save £2.9bn over five...
FINANCE
The real debate is about people and places
By Heather Jameson | 01 November 2016
As the CCN publishes new research on the future of local government structures, Heather Jameson w...
FINANCE
Getting the geography right
By Simon Edwards | 01 November 2016
Simon Edwards explains what new research commissioned by the County Councils Network into local g...
FINANCE
Making the unitary case
By John Chilver | 01 November 2016
John Chilver argues why replacing county and district councils in Buckinghamshire with a new unit...
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