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ECONOMIC GROWTH
Get on your marks for major change
By Bob Neill | 16 September 2015
Bob Neill MP is excited about how devolution is shaping up but argues that local authorities have...
WHITEHALL
Devo plans hit as Whitehall takes firm stance on powers
By Dan Peters | 16 September 2015
Devolution hopes have been dashed in areas throughout the country after the Government revealed a...
FINANCE
PM criticised over transformation message
By Dan Peters | 16 September 2015
Private companies will not solve a crisis in children’s social care, prime minister David Cameron...
WHITEHALL
Government singles out poor air quality areas
By Jamie Hailstone | 15 September 2015
London, Birmingham, Leeds, Nottingham, Southampton and Derby have been singled out by the Governm...
WHITEHALL
Government committed to settling refugees 'as quickly as possible'
By Mark Whitehead | 14 September 2015
The Government said it was fully committed to settling Syrian refugees ‘as quickly as possible’ f...
WHITEHALL
LGA: Reserves would quickly run out
By Laura Sharman | 11 September 2015
If councils used their cash reserves to plug gaps in government funding all the money would be sp...
HEALTH
Cameron to promise more devolution
By Dan Peters | 11 September 2015
David Cameron will promise more devolution in a speech outlining the Government’s approach to the...
WHITEHALL
Government plans force Oxford to halt housing investment
By Sam Clayden | 11 September 2015
Oxford City Council has halted parts of its investment programme after fears proposed changes to ...
WHITEHALL
Refugee crisis: Crunch Whitehall meeting today
By Mark Whitehead | 11 September 2015
Sector leaders are meeting home secretary Theresa May and communities secretary Greg Clark today ...
WHITEHALL
More visible leadership under elected mayor
By Jamie Hailstone | 11 September 2015
Bristol’s directly elected mayor has led to more visible leadership and a stronger vision for the...
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