Title

MJ AWARDS

Councils urged to apply for MJ Awards

Councils that are proud of their services and have made a difference to people’s lives have been urged to apply for The MJ Awards.

Councils that are proud of their services and have made a difference to people's lives have been urged to apply for The MJ Awards.

Local authorities are being encouraged to share their successes with their peers by entering The MJ Local Government Achievement Awards 2023.

The 2023 awards launch this week with 20 categories, with new entries covering community engagement, partnerships, climate change and social value.

Editor Heather Jameson said: ‘There are brilliant projects and services delivered by dedicated council teams, often in very challenging circumstances, and The MJ Awards are the perfect way to recognise and praise them.'

Full details on how to enter are at awards.themj.co.uk

MJ AWARDS

Exclusive: Fair funding 'won't resolve insufficient overall investment'

By Paul Marinko | 04 September 2025

The Government’s fair funding review will ‘not resolve the underlying issue of insufficient overall funding’ for the sector, auditor Grant Thornton has said.

MJ AWARDS

How councils will fare under Fair Funding 2.0

By Jonathan Meek | 04 September 2025

Simon Christian and Jonathan Meek analyse the impact of the Fair Funding Review 2.0 on different council types and highlight the winners and losers among the...

MJ AWARDS

The importance of pre-planning to navigating LGR

By Claire Corbett | 04 September 2025

Pre-implementation planning is key to preparing for the challenges and opportunities of reorganisation, writes Claire Corbett

MJ AWARDS

Hampshire plans 'will save £63m'

By By Heather Jameson | 03 September 2025

Twelve of Hampshire’s 15 authorities have backed three different five-unitary reorganisation proposals which they claim would save more than £63m annually.

Michael Burton

Popular articles by Michael Burton