Enterprise zones in Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and London will benefit from enhanced tax reliefs, the chancellor George Osborne has confirmed in his budget speech.
Greater Manchester councils will be able to keep a share of the extra national tax revenues generated in the conurbation under the first city deal to be struck by the government.
Social media is an integral part of service provision says Alex Thomson.
Most clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) are set to make a manager their accountable officer, and are choosing primary care trust staff to fill key leadership roles in their organisation.
?Britain’s dilemma,’ as Lord Skidelsky writes regarding Localis’s newly launched report Credit Where Credit’s Due, ?is that its economy craves investment but its politics mandates fiscal retrenchment?.
The first shared chief executive post covering three councils is set to be created in May after councillors backed the cost sharing move last week.
TFI-News Interviews Localis Chief Executive Alex Thomson about ‘Credit Where Credit’s Due’.
Nine councils in West London, serving more than two million residents, have formed a joint procurement board with the aim of achieving 16m of savings by 2015.
All but two councils have put plans to culture secretary Jeremy Hunt on how they will bring superfast broadband to their areas.
Infrastructure, and ways to fund it, have been subject to much debate of late ? particularly since the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement prioritised greater investment in this area.