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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
On to the next chapter
23 March 2015
Heather Jameson takes time out with LGA Labour Group leader Jim McMahon to discuss the associatio...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Instead of Ofsted?
By Chris Waterman | 23 March 2015
Ofsted took a pounding last week with the publication of two highly critical reports into the Rot...
BUSINESS
Number of CPOs on the rise, report finds
By Jamie Hailstone | 23 March 2015
The number of planning Compulsory Purchase Orders (CPOs) issued by councils has risen by 61%, acc...
INFRASTRUCTURE
Parties outline housing policy commitments
By Jonathan Werran | 23 March 2015
Housing policy has taken centre stage as a key manifesto issue for the main political parties, ah...
FINANCE
IFS: Budget leaves public spending 'guessing' game
By Jonathan Werran | 20 March 2015
The path of spending cuts over the next five years ‘seems more uncertain than ever’ following Wed...
WHITEHALL
Lies, damned lies, and manifestos
By Jonathan Breckon | 19 March 2015
Jonathan Breckon from Nesta explains why the Alliance for Useful Evidence has launched Manifesto ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Matching words with action - setting an agenda for lifelong learning
By Tom Stannard | 19 March 2015
The cross-party consensus now visible on the economic necessity of lifelong learning must be deli...
FINANCE
It could be back to the future for public finances
By Michael Burton | 17 March 2015
Despite five years of so-called austerity – which most voters have yet to experience – we are not...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Fit for tomorrow's world?
By Simon Parker | 17 March 2015
If the Local Government Association (LGA) didn’t exist, we would have to invent it. The question ...
LOCAL DEMOCRACY
Business as usual?
By Professor Colin Copus | 17 March 2015
Committed localists will keep an eye on the Rotherham result on 8 May for what it will tell us ab...
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