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Quirk and Taylor: Four priorities in the age of illiberal democracy
A guest commentary tying in with next month’s LGC Summit from the chief executives of Kensington & Chelsea RBC and the RSA
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Paul Woods: We’re already missing opportunities for fairer funding
The 2019-20 local government settlement is a chance for the government to make small steps towards a fairer funding system.
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Social housing renaissance hopes fade as green paper falls short
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Kent considers South East LEP break away plans
Report to the full council says a Kent and Medway LEP could win devolved powers over skills and employment
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