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FINANCE
Pickles with questions to answer after survey results
By MJ Correspondent | 06 February 2014
Read the full findings of The MJ/LGiU's annual local government finance survey and detailed analy...
FINANCE
Councils will love MJ awards deadline extention
By Michael Burton | 06 February 2014
The MJ has delivered a perfect Valentine’s Day gift to local authorities preparing their entries ...
FINANCE
Riordan: Core Cities could deliver more cuts with fiscal devolution
By MJ Correspondent | 06 February 2014
The chief executive of Leeds City Council has suggested the Core Cities could cope with further f...
FINANCE
Call to relax restrictions on housing loans
By Jonathan Werran | 06 February 2014
Council chiefs have called for an independent ministerial review to come with ‘no-strings attache...
FINANCE
Councils warn against land charges centralisation
By Jamie Hailstone | 06 February 2014
District councils have warned against government plans to centralise responsibility for land char...
FINANCE
Figures showdown between DCLG and Audit Commission
By MJ Correspondent | 06 February 2014
The Department of Communities and Local Government (DCLG) could be heading for a showdown with th...
FINANCE
Poor forecasting heaps burden on public purse
By Jonathan Werran | 06 February 2014
Many Government financial forecasts are poor, spending watchdogs have concluded.
ECONOMIC GROWTH
The English question
By Alexandra Jones | 06 February 2014
Centre for Cities chief Alexandra Jones says Scottish independent vote offers once-in-a-lifetime ...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Give boroughs the keys to drive welfare reform, London Councils urges
By Jonathan Werran | 06 February 2014
Ministers should use the introduction of Universal Credit to put local authorities in the driving...
FINANCE
What's the best policy?
By Bob Neill | 05 February 2014
As election season slowly draws closer, Bob Neill looks at how the planning and financing of loca...
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