Tag: Labour
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Radical devolution was a key talking point at Labour party conference, but Keir Starmer's speech didn't deliver on the detail, writes Katy Oglethorpe.
23rd October, 2023
Central government • Community Power • Devolution • Labour • Local government • Politics
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Council leaders have set out a roadmap for reforming public services and rebuilding trust under a future Labour government, starting with giving meaningful power and influence to communities.
26th September, 2023
Devolution and reorganisation • Labour • Local government • Policy • Politics • Public Services • Strategy and leadership
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Labour council leaders set out a route for Labour to deliver its objectives in government, starting with giving communities meaningful power and influence. A Labour Vision for Community Power is an ambitious agenda for action, driven by the principles...
26th September, 2023
Community Power • Labour • Local government • Local government finance • Politics • Public Services
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What is Labour’s vision for community power? Is the party serious about handing over control to local areas, and their people, if they win the next election? How do they […]
20th July, 2023
Central government • Devolution and reorganisation • Labour • Stronger Things
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If any main theme has emerged in the Labour Party’s leadership contest so far, it is community empowerment. Almost all the candidates have at least mentioned the importance of decentralisation […]
24th January, 2020
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I was planning for this to be a blog about the implications of Labour’s freshly leaked manifesto for local government. As it turns out this is a very difficult thing […]
17th May, 2017