Communities - Page 22

By Heather Jameson | 14 March 2023

The impact of the asylum issue is local, says Heather Jameson. 'And no matter what your political...

PARTNERSHIPS

This moment is bittersweet

By Paul Shevlin | 07 March 2023

In his last District View column for The MJ, Paul Shevlin reflects on what working in local autho...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Meanwhile uses create both commercial and community benefits

By Mike Hood | 03 March 2023

The hugely successful meanwhile uses implemented at Manchester's Mayfield regeneration scheme hav...

PUBLIC HEALTH

Captured: a city's response to Covid

By Tom Warburton | 01 March 2023

Tom Warburton accessed many of Newcastle’s public and voluntary organisations to photograph a cit...

HOUSING

Inequality is so much more than a cost of living crisis

By Paul Matthews | 01 March 2023

Paul Matthews sets out how Monmouthshire is shoring up existing community support to tackle the c...

WELFARE

People need help right now

By Marvin Rees | 01 March 2023

Bristol’s culture of collaboration fostered through its One City approach has enabled the city to...

FINANCE

How social investment is growing its support

By Stephen Muers | 01 March 2023

Chief executive of Big Society Capital Stephen Muers outlines how forgotten funds can assist wit...

DISTRICT COUNCILS' NETWORK

Our communities know district councils are delivering

By Cllr Sam Chapman-Allen | 28 February 2023

Independent analysis commissioned ahead of the District Councils’ Network conference is a vindica...

COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK

Top-down asylum plans are a catastrophe in waiting

By Heather Jameson | 21 February 2023

Barely a week goes by without a council discovering a Home Office plan to relocate asylum seekers...

DEVOLUTION

We still have a desperate need for local growth

By Jackie Sadek | 21 February 2023

Jackie Sadek says the real way to supercharge the economy is to give powers back to local communi...

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