Delivering on a collective vision
The LGA’s inaugural Urban Summit discussed the future of our cities.
The LGA’s inaugural Urban Summit discussed the future of our cities.
Councils stand ready to play their part, but funding issues must be tackled soon.
Ahead of the Government’s much-anticipated review of the support provided to children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), the LGA has commissioned research into the huge rise in legal disputes and tribunal hearings since the SEND reforms of 2014.
Councils are facing a staffing crisis in children’s social care, with the number of children and family social workers quitting their jobs at a five-year high, potentially putting thousands of young people at risk.
Government’s new white paper aims to give power to local authorities to make improvements in their communities.
Integration is not an end in itself – it is key to improving the health and lives of local people.
From taxis to gambling, the LGA has been lobbying for improvements to licensing.
The LGA is producing a new package of support for disabled candidates and councillors, and for councils.
Transferring public health to councils has created huge opportunities to improve community wellbeing.