There are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades happen. Last week saw an epoch-altering shift towards fiscal devolution and an equally history-defining end to two-tier government for five areas, with more to come. Yet it doesn't feel like much has changed.
Let's start with the Budget. Variously pitched as a bit beige and pointless, or a huge success for meeting its main goal of not spooking the markets, chancellor John Healey's first Budget divided the room.
