English councils have warned they may have to make ‘unnecessary cuts’ if the Government pushes ahead with a planned accounting rule change.
The approach to a tourism tax being taken forward in Scottish and Welsh cities could be a startin...
More councils have pleaded with ministers to increase their council tax above the 5% referendum l...
Ministers have been urged to ‘seriously reconsider’ the fast pace of their reform to the Local Go...
Classic novels' warnings of the abuse of money and power are as relevant now as when they were fi...
Stephen Taylor says there is no need to wait for the English Devolution Bill to trundle through b...
'If the Labour Government is successful in its plans to scrap two-tier local government during it...
Council chiefs expect to come under intense pressure from leaders to sanction questionable spendi...
The Government’s handling of compensating councils for the increase in employers’ National Insura...
Private sector ‘experts’ could be drafted into the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Gov...
Despite the pace of change in local government, the crisis in local government finance remain unt...
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We’ve made a promising start, with the Commissioners’ report last summer recognising our substantial progress. Apply for this job
We’ve made a promising start, with the Commissioners’ report last summer recognising our substantial progress. Apply for this job
We’ve made a promising start, with the Commissioners’ report last summer recognising our substantial progress. Apply for this job
We’ve made a promising start, with the Commissioners’ report last summer recognising our substantial progress. Apply for this job