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ENERGY
The pathway to net-zero
By Rachel Toresen-Owuor | 25 March 2020
Rachel Toresen-Owuor of Local Partnerships says when developing climate response action plans, a ...
ENVIRONMENT
Salford is the greenest council in 2020 Thriving Places Index
By Ann McGauran | 18 March 2020
Salford City Council has emerged as the greenest in an index of quality of life in 363 local auth...
CLIMATE CHANGE
The troubled world of off-setting and sequestration
By Jo Wall, Strategic director , Local Partnerships | 18 March 2020
Jo Wall says Local Partnerships' work on carbon sequestration, place-making and carbon accounting...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Climate emergency: adaptation
By Jo Wall | 11 March 2020
Councils must lead the development of localised climate change adaption and resilience, through b...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Budget should prioritise local resilience to climate change
By Sharon Kemp | 09 March 2020
The first Budget of a new Parliament provides an excellent opportunity to prioritise the mitigat...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Expanding the approach to public engagement
By Laurie Smith | 05 March 2020
There are many ways to make it easier to forge public consensus on the difficult decisions needed...
INFRASTRUCTURE
Budget must provide clarity on infrastructure priorities
By Will McWilliams | 05 March 2020
This month’s Budget must focus on providing more detail on how the Government’s approach will sup...
COUNCIL TAX
Westminster's vision for the 2020s
By Rachael Robathan | 04 March 2020
Rachael Robathan outlines Westminster City Council’s vision for the City, with climate and enviro...
ENVIRONMENT
Climate emergency: the role of renewables
By Jo Wall – Strategic director, Local Partnerships | 04 March 2020
Many councils are developing or buying solar farms of their own. If successful this can cut carbo...
FINANCE
Council votes for climate change referendum
By Dan Peters | 02 March 2020
Warwick DC has voted to hold a referendum on a 34.2% rise in its share of council tax to fund a c...
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