Resources

Chris Buss: councils’ role as housing providers needs a ‘radical rethink’

17 April 2023 by Guest Contributor

Housing151 panel: era of ‘free money’ for local government is over

30 March 2023 by Aysha Gilmore

Less is more: council offices in an era of hybrid working

15 December 2022 by Guest Contributor

CCLA launches first global corporate mental health benchmark

11 October 2022 by Mike Thatcher

GMB balloting 100,000 council workers over pay offer

23 August 2022 by Mike Thatcher

Investor coalition calls for improved workplace mental health policies

11 July 2022 by Mike Thatcher

Local government unions call for ‘inflation-busting pay rise’

8 June 2022 by Mike Thatcher

Benchmark helps investors ‘objectively assess corporate mental health policies’

31 May 2022 by Mike Thatcher

LGA calls for government support as regulators face staffing issues

19 May 2022 by Aysha Gilmore

Surrey to receive £100m SEND support from DfE

28 March 2022 by Mike Thatcher

Stewardship of public funds: the way forward

18 February 2022 by Paul Dossett

The s151: a prefect in a post-pandemic world

14 February 2022 by Tony Travers

MRP proposals ‘could lead to service cuts and loss of affordable housing’

7 February 2022 by Mike Thatcher

What lies ahead for UK markets?

2 February 2022 by Guest

‘Funding cuts have changed the scale, shape and scope of local government’

31 January 2022 by Mike Thatcher

Mike Thatcher: constructing a new role for local government

27 January 2022 by Mike Thatcher

Richard Harbord: a lack of New Year resolution

5 January 2022 by Richard Harbord

Room151’s 10th Anniversary: A decade has seen systemic change to funding while core values are more important than ever

8 November 2021 by Guest

Reports

LGPS North

Conference & Dinner

15 May, 2025
11:30 - 17:30
Kimpton Clocktower
Manchester, M60 7HA

AGENDA SPEAKERS REGISTER

David Phillips interview: mending local government finances

‘Golden opportunity' in Spending Review must be taken

Rise of senior LGPS officer: what it means for your fund

Westminster borrows £235m for temporary accommodation

The government’s push to merge pools lacks transparency