Poverty - Page 15

By Mike Davis | 21 December 2022

Mike Davis writes about the work being done by Birmingham City Council to support residents durin...

FINANCE

Coventry's budget gap widened by strikes

By Martin Ford | 20 December 2022

Strike action by bin lorry drivers has cost Coventry City Council more than £7m.

HEALTH

The levelling up missions should not be shunted to the side

By Professor Graeme Atherton | 15 December 2022

The 12 missions represented the basis for a radical approach to addressing inequality and poverty...

WHITEHALL

Homes for Ukraine host payments to increase

By Dan Peters | 14 December 2022

The Government has announced it will increase payments made to people who have opened their homes...

DISTRICT COUNCILS' NETWORK

Councils are strong advocates of the 'work your way up' approach

14 December 2022

To tackle widening inequalities, campaigners want social class to become a protected characterist...

HOUSING

What does our built environment need from the Government?

By Chloë Phelps | 13 December 2022

Chloë Phelps puts forward her three asks for Government that she believes would deliver quick win...

LONDON COUNCILS

Violence against women and girls involves every one of us

By Cllr Jas Athwal | 13 December 2022

The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence may be over, but we must ensure we continue...

THIRD SECTOR

Supporting partners through the cost of living crisis

By Kristy Thakur | 09 December 2022

Hertfordshire CC wanted to help volunteers and professionals working with communities facing the ...

FINANCE

LGA messaging concerns

By Martin Ford | 08 December 2022

Council leaders have raised concerns over the Local Government Association’s (LGA) messaging in t...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Where is the co-design between local and central Government happening?

By Adele Taylor | 07 December 2022

The centre and the local working together 'must be in all our best interests rather than us waiti...

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