Notes on Local Government
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What don’t Mayors want?
Debates about devolution are typically framed around which new powers or responsibilities should be transferred to strategic authorities. The week before last the Telegraph reported the opposite: some Mayors were less than enthusiastic abou...
What’s the future of Homes England?
In March, Andy Burnham — then Mayor of Greater Manchester — was unequivocal about his views on Homes England when he told an audience:
“I personally find it hard to justify the notion of Homes England, you know, a national body for somet...
Muddling through: what’s next for LGR?
Last week the Government decided to pause plans for local government re-organisation in 14 areas across England and withdraw plans altogether in Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk and Hampshire. LGR in Surrey will continue as normal, while decisions a...
Bins, bogs and burials: what’s the future of local government?
As devolution proceeds apace and as strategic authorities take on greater responsibility — as I set out in last week’s Substack on Rewiring the State — the role of local government is coming into sharper focus. What is its place in a world...
Quiz: How obsessed are you with local government?
I’m stepping away from policy analysis for a week to bring you something more important: a quiz. Don’t worry, I haven’t completely abandoned the theme of this Substack.
The rules are simple. Read the 13 statements below and count how many...
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Notes on Local Government is written by Jack Shaw and brought to you by Groundwork Research, a non-partisan, mission-driven research consultancy committed to exploring the knottiest policy challenges.
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