From exploring thorny policy to light reading for local government. Our All Things Australia keeps you up to date with everything that matters to local government. Find out what you might have missed from LGIU in the last four weeks, including a new report on the council and the car.
From the latest legislation bulletin to more light reading like the summer reading list. Our All Things Scotland keeps you up to date with everything that matters to local government. Find out what you might have missed from LGIU in the last four weeks, including a new report on the council and the car.
Just because July was a washout doesn’t mean LGIU Ireland took its eye off the ball (GAA final pun intended)! Our monthly round-up recaps all policy briefings, articles, events and research that you might have missed over the last four weeks.
Our latest resources for local government in Australia include fresh analysis of 20-minute neighbourhoods and a deep dive into topics like Community Land Trusts and planning for electric vehicles. We keep you up to date with everything that matters to local government in Australia. Find out what you might have missed.
From what to do with the kids during summer holidays to children’s health, tax and population trends , we keep you up to date with everything that matters to local government. Find out what you might have missed from LGIU in the last four weeks, including the launch of our annual Cllr Awards.
July 2023: we keep you up to date with everything that matters to local government. Find out what you might have missed from LGIU in the last four weeks, including the launch of our annual Cllr Awards Global Local showcase.
From councillor training to the constitution, from running councils to regulating pets , we keep you up to date with everything that matters to local government in Australia. Find out what you might have missed from LGIU in the last four weeks.
From economic inactivity to loving local, we keep you up to date with everything that matters to local government in Scotland. Find out what you might have missed from LGIU in the last four weeks.
LGIU England Commissioner, Peter Smith, rounds up the local government news of the past week, highlighting the likely increase in asylum seekers with the conflict in Sudan, a new Damien Hirst art work on the Thames and a ban on metal detectorists in Lincolnshire.
Just because the Edinburgh fringe festival announced it is going firework free this year, doesn’t mean there aren’t any sparks in Scottish local government. From promises of a new deal for local government as well as an array of new funding and consultations, catch up on all the latest news and developments right here.
