
Councils are on the brink – but there’s no mea culpa from Michael Gove
With one in five local authorities saying they are likely to go bankrupt, the Levelling Up Secretary is shifting the…
ByWith one in five local authorities saying they are likely to go bankrupt, the Levelling Up Secretary is shifting the…
ByThe Levelling-Up Secretary’s apology to the Covid inquiry was the most explicit form of contrition from any government figure.
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ByIn 2003 Labour aimed to refurbish all of England’s secondary schools, but in 2010 the Tories dropped the project.
ByScrapping Natural England’s uncompromising regulations could be harder than the government thinks.
ByWithout meaningful commitments from government, we won’t have decent, affordable and energy-efficient homes.
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ByLocal authorities don’t have the resources or skills to uphold regulation of the private rented sector.
ByAndy Haldane would “press pause” on interest rates and stop telling workers not to demand pay rises.
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ByOur new deals will hand strong, effective metro mayors the tools they need to grow their regions.
ByLocals are being priced out of rural communities, but the alternative could threaten tourism, without getting to the root of…
ByCurrent and former Conservative cabinet ministers have started admitting that their past spending cuts went too far.
ByThe chief executive of Shelter on dealing with abuse from men’s rights activists, the Grenfell tragedy and how to solve…
ByThe Levelling Up Secretary has promised local authorities will keep all the money from the sale of council homes for…
ByMost Brits – but especially Tory supporters – think the government’s flagship policy is having no impact.
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ByThe Levelling Up Secretary’s address revealed an emerging consensus between Labour and the communitarian right.
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