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FINANCE
Government has to recognise the extraordinary challenges councils face
By John O’Brien | 27 September 2017
John O'Brien looks ahead to the Autumn Budget, warning the pressures feel extraordinary.
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
The Uber decision could hit Labour's 2018 London borough election hopes
By Michael Burton | 27 September 2017
TfL's decision not to renew Uber's licence, backed by the capital's Labour mayor, could have an i...
LONDON COUNCILS
Why the capital needs skills devolution
By Cllr Peter John | 06 September 2017
Cllr Peter John makes the case for comprehensive devolution of skills policy to the capital.
WHITEHALL
High costs make it hard to keep staff
By Hiba Mahamadi | 19 July 2017
Unaffordable housing and costly transport are the top two reasons why businesses in London find i...
LONDON COUNCILS
London's housing market is stalling – Sadiq and councils must act
By Paul Wheeler | 28 June 2017
What London desperately needs is more homes at rents and prices that those on average incomes can...
FINANCE
To cut the arts or not to cut the arts? There is no question
By John O’Brien | 21 June 2017
Arts, culture and heritage are often among the first services to be scrapped, but John O'Brien hi...
HEALTH
Ministers accused of ducking pollution issue
By Chris Ames | 15 June 2017
Council and professional bodies have accused ministers of passing responsibility for tackling ill...
WHITEHALL
Don't forget informal carers
By Ray Puddifoot | 12 June 2017
London Councils’ executive member for adult social care, Cllr Ray Puddifoot, on the value of info...
WHITEHALL
The next PM must deliver on pledges to boost council autonomy
02 May 2017
Whichever party wins the General elections, they must deliver on promises made to increase autono...
LONDON COUNCILS
Partnerships are pivotal in the aftermath of a terror attack
By John O’Brien | 02 May 2017
John O'Brien says the investment councils put in to building partnerships to make communities saf...
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