Local government is the pillar of our party
Conservative Party conference this year demonstrated that the Conservative local government family is now the dominant pillar of our party.
Conservative Party conference this year demonstrated that the Conservative local government family is now the dominant pillar of our party.
As I reminded my party’s conference in September, there were local elections this May – as well as the amazing general election results, where a record 72 Lib Dem MPs were returned.
We will shortly be gathering for the ‘Glastonbury of local government’, the LGA’s annual conference in Harrogate.
How can we help to bring health into the development decision-making process, without placing yet another burden on already overstretched local government officers?
As we prepare to celebrate National Care Leavers’ Week 2024 in October, it’s vital to recognise the strength and potential of young people transitioning from our care.
The Household Support Fund was a lifeline to councils and their communities when it was first introduced in October 2021.
All politics is local and that is precisely the message the LGA Conservative Group has been getting across to the candidates in the Conservative leadership election.
Since the new Labour Government was elected in July, no time has been wasted in taking decisive action to put local government on a stronger footing to support delivery of the Government’s missions.
As this first hits your doormats, Liberal Democrats will be making their annual pilgrimage to the south coast for five days of policy and politics.
Welcome to all our MPs, ministers and valued members.