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DEVOLUTION
Rebooting devolution takes no more than common sense
By Jack Hunter | 01 February 2017
The devolution agenda has come to a standstill but it can still be revived. Ed Cox and Jack Hunte...
DEVOLUTION
Still time to get it right
By Tony McArdle | 01 February 2017
Decades of feeble attempts to reform the structure of local government has left the map in a mess...
FINANCE
Council vote puts reorganisation bid in doubt
By James Evison | 31 January 2017
Plans for the creation of two unitary authorities in Dorset have been dealt a blow after three co...
FINANCE
Councils back first district merger for 40 years
By Laura Sharman | 30 January 2017
Suffolk Coastal and Waveney DCs have approved plans to formally merge and create a new ‘super dis...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Solent devolution deal 'highly unlikely'
By William Eichler | 27 January 2017
Opposition from Hampshire CC has made a Solent combined authority ‘highly unlikely,’ the leader o...
COUNCIL TAX
Ashford exits super district plan
By Mark Conrad | 24 January 2017
Councils in east Kent have published a business case for a super district but Ashford DC has quit...
COUNCIL TAX
Leaders risk referendums to do the right thing
By Heather Jameson | 24 January 2017
With the announcement of two referendums in the past week, this local election day is set to be m...
REORGANISATION
Buckinghamshire's double vision
By Cllr Ralph Bagge | 24 January 2017
Reorganisation is essential to meet the challenges ahead, agree Buckinghamshire CC and its four d...
FINANCE
Reorganisation row spreads to Lincolnshire
By Dan Peters | 24 January 2017
The row over local government reorganisation has spread to Lincolnshire after the county council ...
WHITEHALL
UKIP raises unitary hopes as two-tier system has its day
By William Eichler | 18 January 2017
The Conservative leader of Norfolk CC has admitted the two-tier system has ‘run its course’ follo...
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