Elections - Page 59

By Dan Peters | 05 December 2019

Northern Ireland’s Parliamentary candidates have been urged to prioritise granting greater powers...

CLIMATE CHANGE

The public want to see clear improvements across neighbourhood services

By Paul O'Brien | 05 December 2019

Paul O'Brien says the public will be fairly unforgiving if, having raised their expectations on p...

FINANCE

Bed delays to hit 2.5m days since last election

By Martin Ford | 04 December 2019

More than 2.5m bed days will have been lost in the NHS due to a lack of social care since the las...

SOCIAL CARE

General Election manifestos 'not credible' on social care

By Martin Ford | 04 December 2019

Experts have cast doubt on election pledges to fix the social care system.

GARY PORTER

Support right across the political divide

By Paul Wheeler | 04 December 2019

In the middle of a ‘brutal’ General Election campaign, Paul Wheeler pays tribute to the Local Gov...

HOMELESSNESS

Places can and do get worse as well as better

By Jonathan Carr-West | 04 December 2019

Dr Jonathan Carr-West says the story of a city in Columbia can be seen as a warning of what can h...

EQUALITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

More diversity among recent US election candidates bodes well

By Paul Wheeler | 04 December 2019

Attempts to increase the range and diversity of election candidates in the US build on the work o...

BUSINESS RATES

Friday the 13th

By Tony Kirkham | 04 December 2019

Friday the 13th is usually seen as an unlucky day, says Tony Kirkham - but he hopes the next one...

DEVOLUTION

Working class vote is key in the battle for Number 10

By Michael Burton | 03 December 2019

Michael Burton says that from both a moral and political perspective a Boris administration will...

DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES

Don't seek to frustrate legitimate use of powers by the back door

By Ian Miller | 03 December 2019

Councils must have regard to the MHCLG guidance on investments, says Ian Miller. But a power to g...

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