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FINANCE
Partnership working is making major projects deliverable
By Sheila Oxtoby | 13 March 2024
Great Yarmouth's core spending power has more than halved between 2010-11 and 2023-24, but it ha...
SOCIAL CARE
Two-thirds of councils to cut neighbourhood services
By Ellie Ames | 27 February 2024
Community services will have to be ‘drastically scaled back’ or cut altogether without further fu...
FINANCE
Vote planned for first UK coastal tourism tax
By Mark Conrad | 19 February 2024
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) hoteliers will vote on the introduction of a tourist ta...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
The power of two
By Cllr John Hart | 13 February 2024
As Devon and Torbay sign up for a groundbreaking devolution deal, Cllr John Hart explains what it...
LEISURE
Preparing for procuring a new leisure partnership – key learning
31 January 2024
Leading consultancy SLC shares insights from recent successful leisure services procurement exerc...
WHITEHALL
Data collection to begin on 'underappreciated' libraries
By Martin Ford | 19 January 2024
The Government has agreed to implement the findings of an independent report into libraries in an...
HEALTH
Is leisure now a liability or an opportunity to support healthier communities?
17 January 2024
The three key challenges being faced by council leisure services can be addressed positively to p...
HEALTH
Hounslow's LATCO model for leisure focuses firmly on community needs
By Rowland Omamor | 02 January 2024
The LATCO model is a third way to manage leisure services and bring together a commercial head an...
LEISURE
Districts 'think global, act local'
By Kathy O’Leary | 11 December 2023
Stroud's action plan for carbon neutrality includes continuing to put its own house in order but ...
LEISURE
Can outsourced leisure centres benefit from the VAT ruling?
By Scott Dorling | 28 November 2023
HMRC has revised its treatment of VAT on in house leisure services. Scott Dorling and Julian Jarr...
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