Graeme Creer 15 May 2015

And after the election?

The Presiding Officers’ sundries have been packed away. New MPs have been photographed; new councillors have declared that they will fulfil their duties duly and faithfully. The Conservatives hold a narrow but workable Parliamentary majority.

What does this mean for local government?

The short answer is 'more of the same'. Eric Pickles has moved on, to become an anti-corruption tsar, so there should be less hobbyhorsing. But Greg Clark has a solid CV, majoring in city deals and community rights, most of his team have been councillors and there are few surprises in the Conservative manifesto.

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