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Council warns of fake QR code stickers on parking machines

09/07/2026

West Berkshire Council has issued a warning after fake QR code stickers were found on some of its parking machines.

Newcastle council culture improving but 'trust issues' remain, report finds

09/07/2026

The organisational culture at Newcastle City Council has improved but ‘significant behavioural and trust issues’ still remain, according to an LGA Peer report.

200,000 council and school staff begin voting on pay strikes

09/07/2026

Around 200,000 council and school staff across England and Wales began voting today on whether to take strike action over pay, UNISON has announced.

Polanski calls for end to outsourcing

08/07/2026

It’s time to bring an end to wasteful outsourcing and fix the broken planning system, Green Party leader Zack Polanski told the LGA Conference.

LGPS urged to back ‘balanced growth’ beyond London

08/07/2026

Local government minister Alison McGovern MP said the LGPS must work closely with England's strategic authorities to deliver ‘balanced growth’.

LGA Conference: MP warns Burnham not to delay local elections again

08/07/2026

Zoe Franklin MP issued a pointed warning to Andy Burnham at the LGA Conference, warning that Labour cannot use devolution to delay local elections again.

Casey warns social care reform needs ‘challenging conversation’

07/07/2026

Adult social care reform requires a ‘different and more challenging conversation with the country’, Baroness Louise Casey has told the LGA annual conference.

Over half of council workers say they do not have enough staff

07/07/2026

Council employees are under sustained pressure, with more than a quarter (26%) reporting mental exhaustion by day's end, according to CSG research.

Councils put aside £20m for local government reorganisation

07/07/2026

Seven local authorities have set aside a total of £20m to support local government reorganisation (LGR).

Affordable rural housing at risk from planning reforms

07/07/2026

Government proposals to ease affordable housing requirements could result in half of all affordable rural housing being lost, according to the NHF.

Westminster CC warns of £100m funding loss

06/07/2026

Westminster City Council has warned it faces losing £100m in Government funding over the next four years as a result of the new ‘fairer funding’ formula.

Council launches safeguarding enquiry after crocodile attack

06/07/2026

Norfolk County Council has launched a Section 42 safeguarding enquiry into the care of a man arrested after a toddler was injured in a crocodile enclosure.

Ofsted sets out plans to crackdown on unregistered children's homes

03/07/2026

Ofsted has outlined a new approach to tackling the sharp growth in unregistered children's homes.

Biodiversity rule changes could unlock London homes, think tank says

03/07/2026

Scrapping Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirements for London brownfield sites could unlock hundreds of thousands of new homes in the capital, study claims.

Pubs get green light for late-night England v Mexico match

03/07/2026

Communities Secretary Steve Reed is writing to council leaders to confirm pubs and bars will be allowed to stay open until 5am on Monday for the World Cup.

Council chiefs urge next PM to close £7bn funding gap

03/07/2026

The LGA is calling on the next PM to lay out a new path for local services that is not reliant on council tax rises and short-term fixes.

Council leaders demand review of ‘MegaShed’ planning law

02/07/2026

The leaders of all three political groups on South Gloucestershire Council have called for urgent reform of historical planning consents.

Think tank calls for more devolution and digitisation to fix public services

02/07/2026

Decentralising responsibility to local areas while widening access through digital tools should be at the heart of public service reform, ThinkLabour argues.

Housebuilding falls in half of England's council areas

02/07/2026

New analysis has found that half (51.8%) of local authorities in England are building fewer homes than they were five years ago.

Low allowances a barrier to new councillors

02/07/2026

Councillors' allowances are blighted by regional disparities, are failing to keep pace with inflation and do not cover the demands of the role, study shows.

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