ECONOMIC GROWTH
Beware the allure of fiscal freedoms
By Charlotte Alldritt | 11 September 2023
Without boosting local government, plans for financial devolution at a time of such national econ...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Why it might be better to be French
By Ben Page | 11 September 2023
France's long-term planning – by yes, big government – has given them a better rail network, safe...
MANAGEMENT
Chief executives sleep with one eye open
By Blair McPherson | 11 September 2023
Blair Mcpherson says leaders and cabinets get frustrated when the pace of change is seen as too s...
LEISURE
How rethinking energy can help keep swimming pools open
By Helena Rivers | 11 September 2023
Swimming pools have come to symbolise the operational cost and carbon challenges faced by council...
SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP OF MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES
Funding formulas are back in the news
By Cllr Sir Stephen Houghton | 11 September 2023
Cllr Sir Stephen Houghton says small steps can be taken to begin to fix a broken system of counci...
FINANCE
Predictable shock stories...but where is the vision?
By Heather Jameson | 06 September 2023
Birmingham's s114 notice was expected but that didn't make it less eye-popping, says Heather Jame...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Children and young people in care are at risk of becoming invisible
By Michael Hudson | 05 September 2023
The Government must 'urgently look at ways to find more funding for children’s care and safeguard...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Are your flexible working policies fair?
By Natasha Hilton-Keane | 05 September 2023
Chief executives want people back in the office, but that brings challenges to the modern workfor...
HOUSING
Can we refocus on public service reform now?
By Andrew Laird | 05 September 2023
Part of the challenge for governments in tackling poverty is to enable everyone to work together ...
HEALTH
Partnerships for prevention: Digital Dorset's health and social care
By Penny Syddall | 05 September 2023
Penny Syddall looks at how Dorset Council is working in partnership with local health in three ma...
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