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ECONOMIC GROWTH
Big ideas, but little substance
By Jonathan Carr-West | 10 October 2022
As he returns from the party conference season, Dr Jonathan Carr-West says without consistency we...
ELECTIONS
Going for growth is good but will not be enough on its own
By Andrew Carter | 10 October 2022
Going for growth is, of course, the right plan to pursue, says Andrew Carter. 'But its success wi...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Turbo-charging our digital economy through inclusion
By Alison McKenzie-Folan | 10 October 2022
As the 2022 Solace Summit in Birmingham draws closer, Alison McKenzie-Folan says it is crucial th...
HEALTH
Don't forget the people
By Paul Najsarek | 10 October 2022
In the week of the 2022 Solace Summit in Birmingham, Paul Najsarek highlights the importance of i...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Minister warns of 'consequences' for mismanagement
By Martin Ford | 05 October 2022
Levelling up secretary Simon Clarke has warned of ‘consequences’ for councils that are unable to ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
The power of cities
By Heather Jameson | 04 October 2022
As he departs from Core Cities UK, Chris Murray speaks to Heather Jameson about the many achievem...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Growth solution's key component
By Robin Tuddenham | 04 October 2022
Ahead of next week's 2022 Solace Summit in Birmingham, Robin Tuddenham says a properly funded, tr...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Councils need power and a plan
By Neil McInroy | 04 October 2022
Any effective stewardship of the local economy badly requires a step change if it is to stay true...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Getting on with the job
By Lawrence Conway | 04 October 2022
The absence of a long-term economic plan from the Government will never get in the way of council...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Delivery failure
By Bob Neill | 04 October 2022
Responding to the chancellor’s fiscal statement, Sir Bob Neill says self-avowed free marketeers s...
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In Suffolk, we’re reimagining what local government can achieve. Apply for this job
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