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National Care Service: Why local government must be central to social care reform
HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE

National Care Service: Why local government must be central to social care reform

By Dr Catherine Howe | 20 October 2026

The idea of a National Care Service needs 'some joined-up thinking which properly links devolution, health and care with local government being the foundation on which that system is built', warns ...

IPPR NORTH

Budget 2026: IPPR North calls for regional growth and cost-of-living action

By Zoe Billingham | 20 October 2026

IPPR North's Zoë Billingham urges tax reform, rent controls and greater fiscal powers for mayors ...

INCLUSIVE GROWTH

Forging the innovation nation

By Ben Lucas | 20 October 2026

Innovation is how reindustrialisation can drive good growth, writes Ben Lucas.

LEADERSHIP

Local government: The Next Leader Syndrome

By Blair McPherson | 19 October 2026

Leadership is not judged solely by the problems solved. It is also judged by the problems those a...

AUTUMN BUDGET

Autumn Budget must provide the financial stability councils need

By Chris Cooke | 19 October 2026

Writing ahead of next week’s Autumn Budget, chair of SIGOMA mayor Chris Cooke says councils need ...

PERFORMANCE

Local Outcomes Framework: Why councils need fairer performance measures

By Ben Page | 19 October 2026

Context-sensitive council performance measures could improve accountability, fairness and public ...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Local councils: Funding the transition to care reform

By Colin Ansell | 19 October 2026

Before a National Care Service is created, a bridge over troubled water is needed. One possible a...

LEADERSHIP

Rewiring the State: Why collaborative leadership matters for local government

By Alison Whiteley | 16 October 2026

Collaborative leadership and cross-sector partnerships are essential to delivering better local p...

FINANCE

The route out of EFS

By Owen Mapley | 15 October 2026

Exceptional financial support to councils must become a bridge back to sustainability, says Owen ...

POLICY AND POLITICS

Prioritising action on standards is a must for PM

By Heather Jameson | 15 October 2026

Heather Jameson says it may be great news to hear that Andy Burnham is committed to delivering re...

FINANCE

Local government reorganisation: Financial sustainability amid uncertainty

By Rob Powell | 14 October 2026

'If the test for LGR across England is merely that the new arrangements should be no less unsusta...

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