LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Who would you rather was holding the mirror up to your council?
By Kathy O’Leary | 31 July 2023
The LGA has responded to criticisms of corporate peer challenges by strengthening its offer to pr...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
EXCLUSIVE: LGA stance on corporate peer challenges starts to shift
By Dan Peters | 31 July 2023
Elements of the Local Government Association (LGA) are privately moving towards accepting that co...
FINANCE
Hastings' financial controls 'not fully developed'
By Dan Peters | 31 July 2023
Senior Hastings BC councillors will be urged next week to ‘bring in and embed more stringent fina...
WHITEHALL
Home Office hotel use for lone child asylum seekers 'unlawful'
By Dan Peters | 28 July 2023
The High Court has found the Home Office’s use of hotels to house lone child asylum seekers to be...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Councils unprepared for lockdowns
By Martin Ford | 27 July 2023
Councils were unprepared for the Covid pandemic lockdowns, according to a survey by the Local Gov...
WHITEHALL
Waste consistency plans still going ahead, Whitehall insists
By Dan Peters | 26 July 2023
Whitehall officials have insisted they are continuing to push ahead with waste consistency plans ...
WHITEHALL
Ending asylum hotel use would back UK 'into a corner'
By Martin Ford | 25 July 2023
The UK should not back itself ‘into a corner’ and exclude hotels as part of the solution to soari...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Government must set out its case on remote meetings
By Ian Miller | 24 July 2023
Even if the answer is a reasoned ‘no’, local government deserves the courtesy of being told the G...
WHITEHALL
Scrutinising migration
By Mark Conrad | 24 July 2023
With asylum and immigration sure to feature in political debates ahead of a General Election, wha...
PLANNING
LGA expresses concern over planning reforms
By Martin Ford | 24 July 2023
The Government’s announcement of an extension to permitted development rights has come under fire.
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