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Labour has a local government policy at last

By Michael Burton | 11 July 2014

I was beginning to wonder whether Labour had any policies at all for local government until along...

Fiscal devolution - the moment has come

By Clive Betts | 11 July 2014

Chair of the Commons CLG Select Committee Clive Betts urges the Goverment to join forces with loc...

Our management model may not suit others

By Jeremy Birch | 08 July 2014

It’s always pleasing to be mentioned in high places.

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National schemes don't deliver

By Jules Pipe | 07 July 2014

It is good to see a debate beginning about devolution and the need to ensure that all of the citi...

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One Team approach is creating lasting benefit

By Sheila Little | 07 July 2014

By working to make sure staff, partners and businesses are pulling in the same direction, Surrey'...

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Time to end the secret subsidy

By Andrew Kaye | 07 July 2014

Far too many relatives are paying ‘top-ups’ for their loved ones’ residential care that should be...

Open for scrutiny

By Barrie Morris | 07 July 2014

Barrie Morris and Jessica Crowe explain the 'Raising the stakes' paper on better local financial...

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The future is all about collaboration between tiers

By Mike Wallace | 04 July 2014

Where should county and district two-tier working go next?

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Why Wilson and Heath have been airbrushed from history

By Michael Burton | 04 July 2014

The late prime ministers Harold Wilson and Edward Heath dominated UK politics as adversaries for ...

Inside View: Telling contrasts between central and local government

By Jonathan Werran | 04 July 2014

Governments have always sought to avoid excessive scrutiny by the executive.