A new Localis report suggests councils will need to go beyond obvious reforms to deliver better public services in the future
More than two-fifths of council leaders and chief executives think that planning services should remain in-house, according to Localis’ new report published this week.
Local government think-tank, Localis, today launches a major new report that predicts that the world of local government is about to change irrevocably.
The launch of Localis’ new report ‘Catalyst Councils’ was highlighted in Andrew Sparrow’s Politics Live blog on The Guardian’s website
Whitehall should help councils improve their commissioning skills as increasing numbers of services are outsourced, according to the Localis think-tank.
Local government is about to undergo a drastic change in the way it operates, according to the think-tank Localis
More than two thirds of councillors believe Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) will struggle without more private sector help, according to a new survey.
New public health chief pledges councils will be free to set their own local priorities
Localis chief executive Alex Thomson says that the decision not to move Eric Pickles in this week’s reshuffle shows that the Government is still committed to its localism agenda.
Localis chief executive Alex Thomson appeared on the BBC Radio Merseyside Breakfast Show, explaining the financial pressures on local government