BT has rolled out its municipal wireless cities programme, providing wi-fi connectivity in outdoor urban areas to Manchester,Belfast and Waltham Forest LBC. The company is also currently installing wi-fi in Birmingham, Liverpool, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Nottingham, Portsmouth, Cardiff, Sheffield, Bristol and Westminster. BT’s networks use council property such as lampposts and civic buildings to install access points which are linked to the Internet.
David Phillips of the IFS tells LocalGov why England's regional finance reforms are modest by global comparison and what ministers still need to get right.
How councils perceive vulnerability, not just financial position, shapes whether they fall into a cycle of short-term cuts or build longer-term resilience.
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