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Stewart Murray: 'Regeneration shouldn't be a dirty word'
Waltham Forest LBC’s new strategic director of regeneration talks about creating opportunities for residents through the power of positivism
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THE FUTURE OF PLANNING 2018
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Politics and policy
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Robin Hambleton: Universities should be local civic leaders too
Innovative local authorities are breaking new ground in working with their local universities. But town-gown collaboration needs a rocket boost if its potential benefits are to be fully realised.
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IN ASSOCIATION WITH PA CONSULTING
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Subsidising bus services is 'nearly impossible' for councils
Almost half of all routes under threat of subsidy loss
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Regions
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Sunderland appoints new chief to replace Irene Lucas
“I’m very proud to have been given this opportunity to join Sunderland City Council”
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DEVOLUTION: MAPPED OUT
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Investment
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Joanne Segars: ‘Dynamism is everything’
LGPS Central chair Joanne Segars talks to Rachel Dalton
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Pickles' welfare hint for mayors
Communities secretary Eric Pickles indicates that directly elected city mayors will be given control over welfare budgets and calls for more chief executives to take pay cuts
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