5 天之前 · LGIU Response: Spring Statement 2025. Dr Jonathan Carr-West, Chief Executive, Local Government Information Unit (LGIU), said: “Today’s Spring Statement was largely concerned with macroeconomic issues – the top notes of which focused on defence, welfare and public sector reform.

2025年3月6日 · LGIU’s 12th annual State of Local Government Finance in England survey reveals how local government reorganisation and rises in NICs represent additional challenges for a sector that is already in a state of crisis.

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2025年3月21日 · LGIU is here to help you navigate the noise! Want to stay in the know about local government devolution and reorganisation in England? Make sure you’re signed up to LGIU today. 1. What is devolution? Devolution refers to the transfer of powers from central government to local authorities.

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2021年9月23日 · This paper has been prepared for the LGIU’s Local Democracy Research Centre to stimulate debate about the future role of councillors. It will help to form the basis of future discussion forums among LGIU members as well as experts within in outside of local government in England.