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Jo Miller: We must create the village to raise a child
As the adage goes, children are our future. But if we remain in a reactive spending cycle on acute services, we aren’t giving them or ourselves much of a chance.
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NORTHAMPTONSHIRE FINANCIAL CRISIS
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John Sinnott: Cipfa deserves backing over resilience
I was disappointed but not surprised to see something of a rush to criticise the Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy’s consultation on its plans to establish an index of financial resilience for English councils.
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Mark Lloyd: green paper must not dodge social care's big questions
Every one of us will at some point have contact with adult social care, whether we need it for ourselves or a loved one, or if we work in the sector or as an unpaid carer. Adult social care and support matters – it helps people live the life they want to.
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Regions
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MPs call for greater devolution post-Brexit
A devolution policy for the union must be established to help solve constitutional problems, says the public administration and constitutional affairs committee
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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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Planning fee increase set to come into force
Councils will soon be able to increase planning fees by an extra 20% but more regulations are required to raise them by an additional 20%
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