Analysis - Page 73

By Michael Burton | 21 June 2017

As the Government begins the tortuous negotiations for Brexit, local authorities are concerned ab...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

A matter of trust

By Sam Clayden | 14 June 2017

Steve Crocker and Chris Whitehouse explain how the Isle of Wight, through its partnership with ne...

WHITEHALL

Time for some new school thinking?

By Dan Peters | 14 June 2017

At a recent The MJ round table, council chief executives and senior managers met to discuss the r...

WHITEHALL

The big opportunity for local government

By Michael Burton | 14 June 2017

The Government is heavily exposed to backbench revolts – not just on Brexit but on public sector ...

FINANCE

What do local authorities really need from the next Government?

By Sam Clayden | 06 June 2017

Sam Clayden looks beyond the politics and asks sector experts what the new Government – whatever ...

COHESION

How a crisis brings out local leadership

By Sam Clayden | 30 May 2017

Recent tragic events across the country have reiterated the importance of local leadership. From ...

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...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

The keys to prosperity

By Sam Clayden | 24 May 2017

Key Cities leaders gathered at a round table event, organised in partnership with The MJ, to disc...

HEALTH

The new kids on the block

By Sam Clayden | 17 May 2017

Now the six regional metro mayors have been elected they must deliver devolution. Sam Clayden rep...

FINANCE

Does necessity drive efficiency?

By Lauren McHugh | 17 May 2017

The latest research from Grant Thornton UK shows that while demand for services has grown, in som...

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