More funding for councils
Councils in England will receive a further £1.6 billion for their response to the coronavirus, taking total funding from government for the pandemic to more than £3.2 billion.
Councils in England will receive a further £1.6 billion for their response to the coronavirus, taking total funding from government for the pandemic to more than £3.2 billion.
All essential workers in England – and members of their household – will now be eligible for coronavirus tests, it was announced as first was going to press.
We begin with two questions. First, considering council by-elections since 1983, which year has seen the largest proportion of seats changing hands – in other words, the greatest electoral volatility? …
Elected members are providing much-needed reassurance in their communities and council workers are unstinting in their commitment to public service.
The coronavirus pandemic has brought about fast-paced changes to the way we live and work.
Domestic abuse is a devastating crime and an issue to which I have dedicated my whole professional life.
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During this unprecedented time, it has never been more important for councils to communicate well with their residents.