COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Social care should remain delivered by councils, says report
By Ann McGauran | 10 February 2021
Tens of thousands of people could live more independent lives if councils keep hold of social car...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
A social care model that's fit for the future
By Daniel Sperrin | 09 February 2021
A new report sets out the key ingredients of a better social care system, using a delivery model ...
INFRASTRUCTURE
Turning housing numbers into communities
By Joanna Killian | 02 February 2021
The pandemic has shown that collaboration between county and district councils yields results, an...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Heseltine highlights devolution 'botch'
By Martin Ford | 02 February 2021
The former deputy Prime Minister claimed the deals process had curbed ambitions in Cornwall and N...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
EXCLUSIVE: DCN attempts to use tiers frustration to boost reorganisation case
By Dan Peters | 19 January 2021
The District Councils’ Network (DCN) has attempted to boost its local government reorganisation a...
WHITEHALL
Foresight group finds 'lack of strategy and shared plan'
By Dan Peters | 18 January 2021
‘Siloed and isolated action has been proven to fail again and again’ in the country’s response to...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Call for 'urgent clarity' on elections
By Martin Ford | 06 January 2021
Speculation over whether local elections will take place in May as scheduled has been labelled ‘u...
WHITEHALL
Tory mayor claims Whitehall blocking devolution
By Martin Ford | 01 December 2020
One of the biggest challenges to devolution comes from civil servants, the Mayor of Cambridgeshir...
WHITEHALL
Spending review: Rishi delivered what we needed, stability
By David Williams | 27 November 2020
In a time of financial uncertainty, the chancellor's Spending Review delivered basic stability. N...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
A golden chance for reform
By Cllr Stewart Young | 16 November 2020
The leaders of Cumbria, Somerset, and North Yorkshire Cllrs Stewart Young, David Fothergill and C...
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