Recovering from COVID-19
Supporting councillors to lead and represent their communities and councils as the country emerges from lockdown is the focus of a new guide published by the LGA.
Supporting councillors to lead and represent their communities and councils as the country emerges from lockdown is the focus of a new guide published by the LGA.
The LGA’s engagement with Westminster has looked a little different this year, but we have still influenced key legislation and committee inquiries.
New guidance is available to help councils improve the health and wellbeing of tenants in the private sector.
The LGA is working hard to support councils through the end of the transition period following the UK’s departure from the EU.
Councils are to get additional national resources to help them reach more people with COVID-19.
‘Re-thinking local’ provides the framework for councils to take their destinies in their own hands and deliver locally focused recoveries.
The LGA is calling for 100,000 new social homes to be built every year, to help kickstart recovery.
Powers over education and training for young people need to be localised to avert an employment crisis.
Local politicians and parliamentarians met to discuss the vital role of councils and combined authorities in helping people into work.
Learning from the coronavirus crisis and supporting a sustainable recovery were among the themes discussed at the LGA’s virtual Innovation Zone.