FINANCE
Chief speaks out over Welsh pensions threat
By Dan Peters | 02 October 2024
Wales’ eight local government pension funds should be left under the control of councillors, a former head of finance at the Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) has argued.
PENSIONS
Review must not be a Welsh assets grab
By Ian Miller | 02 October 2024
Ian Miller presents a personal critique of the Government’s plans for potential merging of local ...
WASTE
More than £2m needed to sort Welsh recycling scheme
By Emily Twinch | 30 September 2024
Senior Denbighshire CC members will be asked to plough more than £2m into a recycling scheme that...
POLICY
Councils raise concerns over early prisoner release
By Dan Peters | 18 September 2024
Local authorities in some of the most deprived areas have raised concerns about the Government’s ...
FINANCE
Waiting continues for multi-year settlement despite 'collapse' warnings
By Dan Peters | 11 September 2024
Local government expects another one-year finance settlement despite warnings that failing to add...
FINANCE
£4bn shortfall leaves councils facing 'financial disaster'
By William Eichler | 09 September 2024
Failure to address an estimated £4bn black hole in the finances of councils across England, Scotl...
POLITICS
Council information call ahead of early prisoner release
By Dan Peters | 05 September 2024
Councils have called for more information as the Government prepares to ‘temporarily’ reduce the ...
FINANCE
Reserves raid to keep councils afloat, survey finds
By William Eichler | 04 September 2024
More than a dozen council leaders have warned they will have to draw on already depleted financia...
HOUSING
Nutrient neutrality plan won't unblock building, warn housebuilders
By Dan Peters | 28 August 2024
Labour’s proposals to address the issue of nutrient neutrality will fail to unblock the construct...
POLICY
Working together to tackle poverty stigma in Wales – five key insights
By Amanda Hill-Dixon | 23 August 2024
Amanda Hill-Dixon sets out five insights gained by the Wales Centre for Public Policy from its ex...
DIGITAL
Audit warning over councils' digital ambitions
By Martin Ford | 15 August 2024
Councils are taking risks as they turn to technology to ease financial pressures, Audit Wales has...
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