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Local voices must be heard, warns survey

04/12/2025

The public want councils to be better resourced but are concerned their views are not heard, according to the results of a new survey.

Data copied in cyber attack

03/12/2025

A data breach occurred during a cyber attack that has affected services at three authorities in London, it has emerged.

Auditor sounds alarm over Shropshire finances

01/12/2025

Shropshire Council has been issued with a rare statutory recommendation by its external auditor.

Budget: Two-child benefit cap lifted

26/11/2025

Abolition of the two-child benefit cap in today's Budget has been welcomed as a ‘first step' in tackling child poverty.

Budget: More funding to recruit planners

26/11/2025

Funding to recruit officers has been announced in a bid to boost capacity in the planning system as part of today's Budget.

Three rival reorganisation bids emerge in Nottinghamshire

24/11/2025

Three options will be put before ministers for local government reorganisation in Nottinghamshire.

Covid Inquiry: Government 'failed to engage' with councils

21/11/2025

The UK and devolved governments should have done more to engage with councils during the pandemic, the official Covid-19 Inquiry has found.

Fair funding review labelled a 'sham'

21/11/2025

The fair funding review has been labelled a ‘sham’ by rural councils following its publication today.

Districts take hit in fair funding review

20/11/2025

District councils have been told their finances will take a hit as the fair funding review is published today.

Government launches reorganisation consultations

19/11/2025

The Government has today launched consultations on reorganisation proposals as it mulls which to take forward.

Fears Pride in Place sidelines rural areas

06/11/2025

Concerns have been raised that rural areas will miss out on the Pride in Place programme.

Fears over fair funding tax formula

30/10/2025

Proposals around council tax in the fair funding review could actually have a detrimental impact on more deprived areas of England, councils have warned.

Tourist tax could pave way to greater fiscal devolution

29/10/2025

Enabling mayors in England to levy tourist taxes could pave the way for greater fiscal devolution, a think-tank has suggested.

Councils key to New Towns success, say peers

27/10/2025

Councils must have a key role to make a success of the New Towns programme, peers have urged.

EXCLUSIVE: Fair funding fightback

24/10/2025

An alliance of urban authorities is pressing the Government to change tack on the fair funding review.

Reorganisation financial risk warning

20/10/2025

Local government reorganisation has been highlighted as a key concern by the Public Accounts Committee.

Ministers seek 'holding direction' powers

14/10/2025

The Government is seeking to gain more powers to prevent councils refusing planning permission.

Warrington looking at security measures for staff over flag removal

13/10/2025

Warrington Council is looking at implementing costly security measures to protect staff removing St George's cross and Union flags.

Social care fair pay 'unlikely to be sufficient'

10/10/2025

Doubt has been cast on whether the adult social care fair pay agreement will have the impact claimed by ministers.

New Towns report: 'stars align' for mayors

09/10/2025

Mayors are set to take more prominent roles in planning matters, a think-tank has said.

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