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WHITEHALL
Scrapping supplementary vote won't improve voting system
By Arianna Giovannini | 20 April 2022
Interim director of IPPR North, Arianna Giovannini, says scrapping supplementary vote looks like ...
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Government adviser urges ministers to expand Housing First
By Dan Peters | 19 April 2022
Ministers must pile further cash into Housing First schemes if they want to meet their target of ...
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Minister wades into flexible working debate
By Chris Mahony | 19 April 2022
Civil servants have been told to get back to the office even as local government increasingly mov...
FINANCE
Sunak snubs LGA meeting request
By Dan Peters | 19 April 2022
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has snubbed a Local Government Association (LGA) call for a meeting on a r...
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Councils should be funded to co-design child mental health hubs - report
By Dan Peters | 19 April 2022
Councils across the country should be funded to co-design open-access hubs to support young peopl...
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All regions told to take asylum seekers
By Dan Peters | 14 April 2022
All regions of England, Scotland and Wales will be expected to take a share of asylum seekers und...
WHITEHALL
Soaring vacancies and declining pay highlight sector crisis
By Dan Peters | 12 April 2022
Latest figures this week showing the soaring number of job vacancies coupled with declining publi...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Funding decision signals 'waning influence' of LEPs
By Chris Mahony | 12 April 2022
The Government’s decision to slash funding for growth hubs and local enterprise partnerships (LEP...
WHITEHALL
Grenfell council admits leadership was 'unable to cope'
By Chris Mahony | 12 April 2022
Kensington & Chelsea LBC has admitted to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry its ‘leadership was unable to...
WHITEHALL
Alarm bells ring over scrapping of housing rule
By Dan Peters | 11 April 2022
The Government risks ‘drastically undermining’ London’s ambitions to boost affordable housebuildi...
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