Devolution - Page 249

By Jonathan Carr-West | 11 November 2014

There’s a risk of replacing excessive centralism with excessive metro-centralism if the devolouti...

WHITEHALL

Eyes on the prize

By Paul Watson | 11 November 2014

Paul Watson outlines the Key Cities devolution agenda and urges cities of all sizes to remain uni...

FINANCE

It's not about the money, money, money

By Greg Clark | 11 November 2014

Greater Manchester’s local growth deal points the way to future devolution of powers from Whiteha...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

The 39 LEPs?

By Dan Peters | 11 November 2014

Having replaced the Regional Development Agencies in 2010, the Local Enterprise Partnerships have...

PLANNING

Bristol mayor pushes for Greater Western combined authority

By Jonathan Werran | 11 November 2014

Directly elected Bristol Mayor, George Ferguson, has called on local leaders in Bristol and Bath ...

FINANCE

Best practice for radical devolution

By Paul Roberts | 10 November 2014

Spending realities will dictate a more radical approach to devolution focused on engagement with ...

HOUSING

Housing devo Manc

By Mike Brogan | 10 November 2014

Mike Brogan explains how £300m dedicated investment fund announced last week could deliver aroun...

LOCAL DEMOCRACY

City deal me in

By Cllr Phil Davies | 10 November 2014

Combined authorities want a front seat in devolution debate, explains Cllr Phil Davies, chair of...

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

LGA chair Sparks recovering after Commons collapse

By Jonathan Werran | 06 November 2014

The chair of the Local Government Association, Cllr David Sparks, is to recover at home after col...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Local face, local place

By Allen Graham | 06 November 2014

Tony Jackson and Allen Graham analyse the debate over devolution of powers, and assess what growt...

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