Local government has called for clarity on deficits arising from special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) services in next week’s Budget.
David Williams explains why building stronger communities requires patient funding.
The Welsh Government has announced plans to postponed council tax revaluation until after the nex...
Kensington and Chelsea LBC has announced it will press ahead with a formal challenge to the Gover...
Writing ahead of next week’s Autumn Budget, chair of SIGOMA mayor Chris Cooke says councils need ...
Counties hold the key to growth and public service reform, but the Budget must match ambition wit...
Darren Henley explains how local insight will shape England’s next cultural investment portfolio ...
Deficits relating to special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) services are set to balloo...
Those who fund, run and work alongside VAWG services 'have a shared purpose to bring it into the ...
Thomas Johnson looks at what Greater Manchester’s experience suggests about the next stage of dev...
Graeme McDonald looks at how Whitehall and local government can turn partnership, trust and ambit...
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