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ECONOMIC GROWTH
Councils may have to pay for LEPs
By Dan Peters | 07 October 2014
Councils may be forced to pick up the tab for Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEP) to ensure the d...
FINANCE
Time to grasp the devolutionary moment
By Cllr David Hodge | 30 September 2014
Chairman of the County Councils Network, Cllr David Hodge, sets out the powers and fiscal freedom...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Towering ahead
By Lutfur Rahman | 12 September 2014
Tower Hamlets Mayor Lutfur Rahman explains how the East London borough soared up Grant Thornton l...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Give fiscal freedom to 15 metro areas now, RSA report urges
By Jonathan Werran | 08 September 2014
Whitehall should devolve greater economic and tax-raising powers to fifteen city areas across the...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Councils urged to invest in capital reserves
By MJ Correspondent | 01 August 2014
Councils can help address funding problems for businesses by investing capital reserves locally, ...
PLANNING
Green light for Royal Albert Docks redevelopment
By Jamie Hailstone | 01 August 2014
Newham LBC has given the green light for the £1bn redevelopment of the historic Royal Albert Docks.
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Arts funding plunges by 20%
By Jamie Hailstone | 01 August 2014
A report published by NLGN urges councils to find new ways of championing the arts and culture, a...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Cities partnership calls for new powers and freedoms
By MJ Correspondent | 01 August 2014
The Core Cities group has launched a new partnership with the eight local enterprise partnerships...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
London calling
By Michael Burton | 05 June 2014
Evidence that booming London continues to drive the growth agenda was confirmed this week by new ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Localiser inside the Whitehall citadel
By Michael Burton | 03 June 2014
As cities minister Greg Clark scrutinises the bids to access the £2bn pot for the first year of t...
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You will join a values-driven senior leadership team, providing visible and responsive leadership. Apply for this job
Housing Ombudsman
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