Shaping places in partnership
As we head towards the LGA’s annual conference, we have been reflecting on this year’s theme: ‘From neighbourhoods to nations – building lasting futures locally’.
As we head towards the LGA’s annual conference, we have been reflecting on this year’s theme: ‘From neighbourhoods to nations – building lasting futures locally’.
I am looking forward to welcoming 200 Conservative councillors to Bournemouth next week, at the LGA’s annual conference (7-9 July).
Politicians from all parties recently paid tribute to Jo Cox MP, who was murdered just over 10 years ago in the run-up to the Brexit referendum.
You’ll be reading this just before or during the LGA’s annual conference.
This month marks a year since the Reform UK Group was established at the LGA.
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.