Engaging on climate change
The LGA continues to influence debates and legislation on the environment.
The LGA continues to influence debates and legislation on the environment.
The LGA has been raising councils’ environmental concerns with MPs and Peers.
The Building Safety Bill and the Health and Care Bill will be two of the LGA’s legislative priorities in the autumn, when Parliament returns from recess in early September.
A cross-government strategy is needed to ensure children and young people can thrive, no matter where they are from.
The LGA is seeking to influence a range of new legislation that affects the work of councils.
Every council in Britain has an Armed Forces Covenant setting out how it will support former and serving members of the armed forces and their families locally.
The LGA has highlighted to MPs safety issues and the extra costs of running ballots during the pandemic.
The LGA supports the creation of a statutory definition of domestic abuse, and the inclusion of economic abuse within this. We are also pleased to see that the new legislation will place the role of the domestic abuse commissioner on a statutory footing.
Certain key public services are best delivered locally, according to a landmark review of the pandemic.