Councils and charities: improving partnerships
Throughout the pandemic, local government, charities and volunteers have coordinated more than ever before.
Throughout the pandemic, local government, charities and volunteers have coordinated more than ever before.
The UK has the oldest and coldest housing stock in the world.
For the first time in three years, we will be hosting the LGA’s annual conference in person – in Harrogate, from 28-30 June.
I am writing this comment piece in the week that the Government has announced the ending of all restrictions that were introduced to combat the Omicron variant of the coronavirus.
One of the cornerstones of democracy is that the public can trust those that they have elected to govern, whether at a national or local level, and that those who make the rules will follow them.
While out canvassing for a local by-election in my patch, I stumbled across the first council housing that was built in Gloucestershire, in the village of Mickleton.
While we are still waiting for announcements on contentious levelling up and planning changes, Covid restrictions have been lifted.
The Government has set out a 10-year vision for adult social care in England, in a long-awaited white paper.
Council core spending power could increase by 6.9 per cent in cash terms in 2022/23, according to the provisional local government finance settlement.