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Fiscal devolution: Significant steps away from the centre
FISCAL DEVOLUTION

Fiscal devolution: Significant steps away from the centre

By Marcus Johns | 03 November 2026

Marcus Johns sets out the three key features of the Budget’s fiscal devolution roadmap and says the changes signal a future ‘where Britain escapes its status as over-centralised and highly unequal’.

ROUGH SLEEPING

Translating ambition on rough sleeping into action

By Jack Shaw | 03 November 2026

The Budget offers hope on rough sleeping, but big questions remain, says Jack Shaw.

EMPLOYMENT

If devolution cannot solve the youth jobs crisis, what is it for?

By Katie Johnston | 03 November 2026

Katie Johnston looks at how devolution can help local government tackle youth unemployment and dr...

DEVOLUTION

Turning devolution and reorganisation ambition into something tangible for residents

By Caroline Green | 03 November 2026

Councils need clarity, partnership and certainty to deliver successful reorganisation and devolut...

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Community insight must shape the next phase of neighbourhood health

By Sophie Cloutterbuck | 02 November 2026

Meaningful community engagement can help councils tackle health inequalities and improve neighbou...

LEADERSHIP

Listen before you fail

By Mark Fletcher-Brown | 02 November 2026

Mark Fletcher-Brown offers his six-point guide to helping leaders avert disasters by ensuring the...

DEVOLUTION

Local government reorganisation and devolution: Where is the Government's bigger picture?

By Pete Robbins | 02 November 2026

Fiscal levers, strategic geographies and simpler local structures are a genuine piece of the jigs...

REORGANISATION

Changing places, not just boundaries: what's missing from the LGR announcement

By Adele Gritten | 02 November 2026

As the dust starts to settle following last week’s government announcement on reorganisation, Ade...

DEVOLUTION

Devolution expansion: Can 10 new strategic authorities be delivered by 2028?

By Akash Paun | 02 November 2026

The Government will have to overcome several obstacles to reach its ambitious objective for devol...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Looking beyond the BRITs

By Nigel Wilcock | 02 November 2026

Nigel Wilcock looks at how major cultural events can deliver good growth.

YOUTH SERVICES

Ask young people first: what a new town taught me about planning for the next generation

By Saeed Atcha | 02 November 2026

Saeed Atcha looks at what happened when Ebbsfleet Development Corporation asked more than 300 you...

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