Sue Robb of 4Children talks to Julie Laughton and Alison Britton from the Department for Education about the role of childminders in delivering the 30 hours free entitlement.
UKHospitality has repeatedly called on councils to change their approach to hospitality by acting more proactively in a spirit of cooperation
The local election results exposed England’s broken electoral system yet again, says Willie Sullivan of the Electoral Reform Society
To unlock the prosperity of urban areas the government must address a lack of funding for local authorities, writes Andrew Carter
Discussing the latest issues affecting local government, Cllr Philip Atkins addresses the difficulties in balancing the books
Andrew Walker discusses the talking points of the LGiU's first Local Government Homelessness Commission
Local authorities should be given more freedom over the tax revenues they can generate, writes Nigel Wilcock
Paul Bradbury explains how local government organisations are collaborating to find a smarter way of working using technology
Stuart Patrick details what is happening in Glasgow and how smart digital technologies will impact city centre experience
Discussing the latest issues affecting local government, Cllr Judith Blake discusses contingency planning for winter weather
Discussing the latest issues affecting local government, Cllr Philip Atkins addresses the housing affordability crisis
Discussing the latest issues affecting local government, Cllr Ian Hudspeth addresses county school transport funding
The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health's Tony Lewis looks at why the government must change its approach to tackling air quality
With poor air quality responsible for as many as 40,000 deaths a year, GB looks at the councils improving air quality through innovation and efficiency
Having a network of collaborative leaders is essential to leading whole system change, write Oliver Excell and Tony Wood
Councillor Judith Blake, leader of Leeds City Council, explains how the region is meeting increasing challenges with courage, optimism and innovation
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