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COSLA: Zero tolerance for abuse of council workers taking down flags

26/09/2025

COSLA and trade union partners GMB, UNISON and Unite have united to condemn recent incidents of abuse, intimidation and violence directed at council staff.

Mayor calls for overhaul of ‘broken’ speed enforcement system

26/09/2025

West Midlands mayor Richard Parker has backed a campaign calling on the Government to review the country’s speed enforcement system.

Call for better training for adult social care workforce

26/09/2025

Working conditions and workforce training in adult social care need urgent improvement, according to a new report from the Royal Society for Public Health.

Ombudsman slams delays in Leeds SEND support plans

25/09/2025

Leeds CC has been criticised after an Ombudsman investigation uncovered significant delays in providing EHC Plans for children with special educational needs.

Audit delays leave Tees Valley accounts in limbo

25/09/2025

Tees Valley Combined Authority’s latest accounts will not receive a clean bill of health after delays linked to the previous year’s financial results.

Planning recruitment at risk as apprenticeship funding cuts bite

25/09/2025

Thirty-three organisations across planning, housing, nature, and energy are urging the Government to provide £7m to recruit and train apprentice planners.

Council wardens hailed for bravery in knife incident

25/09/2025

Middlesbrough Council Neighbourhood Safety Wardens have been praised as heroes after confronting a knife-wielding man in the town centre.

‘Pride in Place’: Councils empowered to drive high street regeneration

25/09/2025

The Government has unveiled a new initiative aimed at giving communities more control over the regeneration of struggling high streets and neighbourhoods.

Councils hit by £266m temporary housing funding shortfall

25/09/2025

Councils face a soaring bill for temporary housing as the funding gap widens by 30% in a year, the Local Government Association (LGA) has warned.

Councils face challenge as primary school enrolment declines

24/09/2025

The Education Policy Institute (EPI) has published new analysis showing a sustained decline in primary school enrolments across London.

West Midlands launches plan to remove unsafe cladding

24/09/2025

The West Midlands Combined Authority has unveiled a plan to remove unsafe cladding from residential buildings over 11 metres tall.

Khan: Trump is ‘racist, sexist, misogynistic and Islamophobic’

24/09/2025

Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq Khan, has condemned Donald Trump as ‘racist, sexist, misogynistic and Islamophobic’ after the president attacked him at the UN.

Council launches consultation on new town and parish councils

24/09/2025

Charnwood Borough Council has launched consultations on proposals to establish new town and parish councils.

BCP Council considers new town councils

24/09/2025

BCP Council is considering the establishment of three new town councils – Broadstone, Bournemouth, and Poole.

West Sussex backs single unitary model

24/09/2025

West Sussex County Council has chosen a single unitary authority covering the entire county as its preferred model for local government reorganisation (LGR).

Southend housing standards need urgent fix, regulator says

24/09/2025

Southend-on-Sea City Council has been told to urgently raise its housing standards after the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) handed it a C3 grade.

Council calls for stronger fines for disruptive utility firms

24/09/2025

Hertfordshire CC has called on national Government to raise the penalties on utility companies responsible for poorly managed or unauthorised roadworks.

Sheffield reaches landmark £36m equal pay deal

23/09/2025

Sheffield City Council has reached a landmark equal pay agreement with the trade unions Unison, GMB and Unite, resolving long-standing pay disparities.

Cheshire and Warrington to get first elected mayor under devolution deal

23/09/2025

A mayoral combined authority for Cheshire and Warrington is set to be established, following formal approval by all three local councils.

Council leader resigns after embezzlement charge

23/09/2025

The leader of Perth and Kinross Council has stepped down after being charged with embezzlement.

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Keeping local audit on the agenda

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