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By Jonathan Carr-West | 01 May 2018

With the local elections taking place today, Dr Jonathan Carr-West says: get the processes right ...

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Future Forum: LGA to push for place-based EU funding replacement

By Dan Peters | 27 April 2018

The Local Government Association (LGA) will push for a place-based replacement for EU funding aft...

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Calls for a new Audit Commission are an affront to localism

By Ian Miller | 25 April 2018

Ian Miller rejects recent calls for the reinvention of the Audit Commission.

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Housing and Brexit: a toxic mix for the Tories on 3 May

By Michael Burton | 17 April 2018

Michael Burton asks whether local issues could help the Conservatives salvage some comfort from w...

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Empowering your residents

By Maxine Moar | 17 April 2018

Authorities can empower residents by changing behaviour and enlisting support for that change whe...

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Government orders councils to cease fortnightly publications

By Hiba Mahamadi | 12 April 2018

The Government has directed Hackney and Waltham Forest LBCs to cease publication of their fortnig...

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Welsh Government in new push for larger councils

By Mark Conrad | 20 March 2018

Local government in Wales is facing a radical overhaul, with ministers consulting on plans to cre...

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Youth vote is not the answer

By Claire Fox | 07 March 2018

Claire Fox argues that extending the vote to 16-year-olds is a distraction from the failure to en...

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Kerslake in attempt to break devolution deadlock

By Dan Peters | 01 March 2018

The former head of the Civil Service, Lord Kerslake, has been drafted in to resolve the deadlock ...

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East Anglia devolution back on agenda

By Dan Peters | 15 February 2018

An influential council leader has urged his colleagues to resurrect plans for devolution to East ...

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