Partners in supporting our communities
The annual conference of the District Councils’ Network took place in mid-March, little more than a fortnight before most of our member councils celebrate their 50th anniversary.
The annual conference of the District Councils’ Network took place in mid-March, little more than a fortnight before most of our member councils celebrate their 50th anniversary.
The annual conference of the District Councils’ Network took place in mid-March, little more than a fortnight before most of our member councils celebrated their 50th anniversary.
Growing up and living in vibrant London, being vigilant when navigating the night-time as a woman comes as a given.
While we have made a lot of progress on tackling waste by emphasising the last part of the ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ mantra, we can’t recycle our way out of the climate emergency.
Unaccompanied children seeking asylum are a vulnerable group in need of sensitive, evidence-based support.
Local authorities around the country are grappling with a range of issues caused by coastal erosion.
In ‘Stable homes, built on love’, the Government outlined its strategy to reform children’s social care and its aim to develop ‘a system that continuously learns and improves, and makes better use of evidence and data’.
With council, mayoral and police and crime commissioner elections just over a month away, I wanted to say thank you to everyone in local government who helps ensure our local democracy works effectively.
In March, LGA Conservative Group colleagues were invited to Downing Street to attend a meeting of the political Cabinet with the Prime Minister.
The Spring Budget on 6 March was the final chance for this Government to turn around 14 years of economic mismanagement and try to put the British economy back on track.