Call for ‘real’ devolution
‘Real’ devolution means ensuring local communities that choose not to be served by metro mayors have the same opportunities to thrive, delegates at the LGA’s annual conference were told.
‘Real’ devolution means ensuring local communities that choose not to be served by metro mayors have the same opportunities to thrive, delegates at the LGA’s annual conference were told.
The LGA’s former Chairman and Conservative Peer Lord Gary Porter enjoyed sharing some ‘good’ gossip at the LGA’s annual conference.
How can we help to bring health into the development decision-making process, without placing yet another burden on already overstretched local government officers?
Local leaders quizzed government ministers about devolution, adult social care, homelessness, special needs education and transport, climate change and roads at last week’s LGA Councillors’ Forum.
The Devolution APPG provided an open forum for local leaders and parliamentarians.
Carbon emissions from the construction of public buildings and infrastructure usually sit outside the scope of local authorities’ carbon reduction plans, yet often represent more than half of a council’s total emissions.