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ECONOMIC GROWTH
The mayor the merrier?
By Dan Peters | 12 January 2015
Dan Peters talks to leading local government figures to assess whether directly-elected mayors ar...
FINANCE
It's not Armageddon, we're getting on with it
By Stephen Evans | 09 January 2015
The next time you hear about Barnet LBC’s pursuit of local government armageddon, you might stop ...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Pickles announces ex-council chief Caller as Tower Hamlets commissioner
By Dan Peters | 17 December 2014
Former council chief executive Max Caller has been announced as one of the commissioners who will...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Brum is too big to fail
By Heather Jameson | 15 December 2014
Too big to handle or just badly managed? Britain’s second city has come under the spotlight, with...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Tweeting the gap between #localgov and communities
By Adam Leeder | 12 December 2014
This year councils showed a greater appetite for and invested more time in using social media tha...
FINANCE
Autumn Statement: what to do now the circus has left town?
By Martin Cresswell | 11 December 2014
Local government must not allow the political expediency of the Autumn Statement to deflect it fr...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Beware the local government that bites back
By Heather Jameson | 10 December 2014
Eric Pickles has created a more confident, more politicised local government with the determinati...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Murphy calls for Scottish devo max
By Jamie Hailstone | 05 December 2014
The Scottish Labour Party leadership candidate Jim Murphy has called for more powers to be transf...
FINANCE
Keeping it together
By Paul O'Brien | 01 December 2014
The next five years are going to test some of the fundamental principles of local government, so ...
FINANCE
Norfolk £700,000 spend to plug pension fund deficit 'scandalous'
By Jonathan Werran | 25 November 2014
Opposition councillors at Norfolk CC have described as ‘scandalous’ a closed-doors decision to fu...
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