Half a century from the Layfield Report on local government finance, many of the issues it raised remain and have become more complex, says Owen Mapley.
As Ed Hammond departs for pastures new, the Centre for Governance and Scrutiny’s deputy chief exe...
Brought in to advise a council with reorganisation, Marvin the Paranoid Android’s suggestions don...
The Government is proposing to establish ‘local scrutiny committees’ to oversee strategic authori...
The patriarchal attitude towards councils is shown in Whitehall’s approach to financial transpare...
The outcomes framework is an opportunity to drive clearer insight into public sector outcomes and...
The Government is already laying much of the groundwork for an ‘Ofsted for homelessness’, says Ja...
The Conservative opposition leader of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council has calle...
An opposition leader has refused to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in return for being tol...
The Public Office (Accountability) Bill, often referred to as the Hillsborough Law, was recently ...
Elle Robinson explains how Hanover’s Leadership Code and its archetypes can support councils to m...
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