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ECONOMIC GROWTH
Autumn Statement: The coming years will be extraordinarily difficult
By Rob Whiteman CBE | 21 November 2022
The chancellor hopes for growth by balancing tax rises and spending restraint, but the statement ...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Autumn Statement: It's pretty depressing, but it could have been worse
By Chris Tambini | 21 November 2022
Chris Tambini says that after the Autumn Statement local government is in a better place than we ...
WASTE
Autumn Statement: A curate's egg for districts
By Ian Miller | 21 November 2022
Tracy Bingham and Ian Miller say that without bold changes in legislation and policy the ability ...
COUNCIL TAX
Autumn Statement: Jam today, gruel tomorrow
By Michael Burton | 21 November 2022
In last week’s Autumn Statement chancellor Jeremy Hunt has pushed public spending cuts beyond the...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
We must begin to shift the Integrated Care Systems' culture sooner rather than later
By Simon Edwards | 21 November 2022
Analysis from CCN and IMPOWER has found that many council leaders feel there is too much focus fr...
WHITEHALL
Autumn Statement: The pain has just been deferred
By Jessica Studdert | 18 November 2022
If the Government’s priority was stability, the Autumn Statement failed to deliver, says Jessica ...
FINANCE
Are two heads better than one when things go wrong?
By Chris Buss | 17 November 2022
Rather than one ‘Roman God’ tackling external intervention, Chris Buss and Duncan Whitfield say a...
DIGITAL
Digital transformation – a guide for local government
16 November 2022
Digital transformation will play a key role in the future of local government. Crown Commercial S...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Pushing the policy dials forward
By Tim Oliver | 16 November 2022
The upheaval of three separate Governments this year has been challenging for counties, writes Cl...
FINANCE
Will short-term cuts negate savings in the long-term?
By Michael Burton | 16 November 2022
While Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has called on government departments to find efficiencies in his Aut...
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