HEALTH
A wake-up call for social care
By Thomas Bridge | 29 June 2016
Thomas Bridge talks to Norman Lamb about the future of social care and the message he will be sen...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Let battle commence as party activists meet at LGA event
By Michael Burton | 29 June 2016
Michael Burton says that while tempers will be high at the LGA Conference after Britain's vote to...
FINANCE
Rush for school formula may result in cuts to funding
By Mark Whitehead | 29 June 2016
Schools are being rushed into planning a new funding formula aimed at distributing support more f...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
EU result 'must not derail devolution focus'
By Dan Peters | 29 June 2016
Local government has been urged to grasp fresh opportunities for devolution thrown up by Britain’...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Weak leadership to blame for children's services failure
By Jamie Hailstone | 28 June 2016
Vulnerable children are being let down by weak leadership in too many local authorities, inspecto...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Officers praised after children's services turnaround
By Sam Clayden | 27 June 2016
Ofsted has praised Cornwall Council's senior management team after a radical turnaround of its ch...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Protecting the most vulnerable
By Cllr Izzi Seccombe | 21 June 2016
The Local Government Association has sent a strong message to government over rules surrounding t...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Fund councils for death duty reforms
21 June 2016
Councils have urged the Government to fully fund new burdens placed on them by death certificatio...
FINANCE
'Deep anxiety' over complexity of business rates overhaul
By Dan Peters | 21 June 2016
The complexity involved in overhauling the local government finance system is becoming clearer as...
FINANCE
LGA set to enter fray on rates redistribution row
By Sam Clayden | 15 June 2016
Smith Square could finally be prepared to wade into the debate over business rate redistribution ...
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