What works in local government?
At the LGA’s Smith Square debate in March, on ‘LG2040: the state of things to come’, we had an interesting discussion on how innovation spreads.
At the LGA’s Smith Square debate in March, on ‘LG2040: the state of things to come’, we had an interesting discussion on how innovation spreads.
I was delighted to lead an LGA delegation to the UK Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF) in Leeds last month.
First, I pay tribute to every Labour councillor who stood in May’s local elections – those re-elected and those who lost their seats – for your tireless dedication to the residents and communities you serve, and to our movement.
Following last month’s local elections, the Conservative Group will remain a dominant voice in the LGA, ensuring that the case for authentic Conservative principles is woven into policy and lobbying output on behalf of our councils.
It’s been another busy few weeks in local government!
Our local government landscape continues to evolve, and the May local elections have demonstrated just how quickly the political map can change.
Following this year’s local elections, Reform UK is now the third-largest group at the LGA.
Local government should never stand still and the same is true of the bodies that represent it.
The Home Office Windrush scandal caused profound harm to thousands of people who had every right to call Britain home.