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WHITEHALL

Truss backs fiscal devolution

By Dan Peters | 08 February 2019

Chief secretary to the Treasury, Liz Truss, has given her backing to further fiscal devolution.

FINANCE

Call for tourism tax review

By Naomi Larsson | 05 February 2019

An inquiry into cultural investment in cities has called for a UK-wide review of the benefits of ...

WHITEHALL

LGA to build case for tourism tax

By Dan Peters | 18 January 2019

Smith Square is to commission further research as it looks to build a ‘very strong case’ for a to...

DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES

Give us fiscal freedom and devolution – not tighter controls

By Heather Jameson | 16 January 2019

Jake Berry is right to look for answers to a disengaged electorate, but the idea that devolved fi...

WHITEHALL

Onwards and upwards

By Ann McGauran | 16 January 2019

Ann McGauran looks at the potential implications of a further empowered North of England, as sugg...

DEVOLUTION

NLGN welcomes minister's support for devolving tax-raising powers

By Ann McGauran | 14 January 2019

Northern Powerhouse minister Jake Berry’s support for devolving tax-raising powers to the regiona...

HOUSING

City leaders want more say on key post-Brexit policies

By Ann McGauran | 05 December 2018

City leaders are ambitious to take on more responsibility but Westminster politicians’ focus on B...

FINANCE

Another week of guessing games is time wasted

By Andrew Carter | 03 December 2018

For people living and working in cities another week of guessing games about who will stay the co...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Birmingham appeals for devolution to tackle Brexit threat

By Martin Ford | 26 November 2018

Birmingham City Council has warned of the impact Brexit will have on its services and the region’...

FINANCE

Denver tax 'demonstrates fiscal devolution need'

By Dan Peters | 23 November 2018

The introduction of a 0.25% sales tax in Denver is ‘further proof of the need for devolved politi...

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