Localis hosted a thought-provoking fringe event with Don Foster MP on Monday 24 September entitled: Game changer or flash in the pan: what next for localism?
On 13 September, Localis launched a report looking at future models of public service delivery, in association with Capita Symonds.
Localis was delighted to host and chair SEEC’s roundtable event on the Local Government Finance Bill, and the funding implications for the South East in particular.
Localis held a private roundtable discussion on the future for quangos and what powers could be devolved.
Localis held a private roundtable discussion at the LGA Conference looking at the innovative delivery models that local authorities are engaging with.
Localis are delighted to be supporting Public Service Events: Pensions: Infrastructure Investment Conference 2012.
Localis spoke at the Local Government Association (LGA)’s Local Growth Campaign – Town Hall Debate in Newton Abbott for the launch of Grow Your Own Way – Taking a localist approach to regeneration.
Credit Where Credit’s Due, a major report produced in partnership with Lloyds Banking Group that examines innovative funding mechanisms for local infrastructure, was launched on Monday 5th March by the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, Rt. Hon. Eric Pickles MP.
Lord Glasman delivered a speech at our offices in Westminster on Thursday 9th February entitled ‘Blue Labour and the Politics of Place’.
The Future of the Coalition Governments Education Policy