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On the Right Track? Integrated Sub-Regional Transport
(16 July)
NLGN and LGC Conference: Delivering 16-19 Provision: April 2010 and beyond
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NLGN Annual Conference 2010
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New Report: NLGN is publishing new proposals to accelerate sub-regional economic collaboration across England to help areas weather the economic storm and emerge strong from the downturn. Find out more
New Report: Local politicians and thinkers around the world, look at sharing experiences on localist policies and new ideas on community engagement. Find out more
New Report: This essay collection,written with our MAA Forum, brings together leading thinkers from across the country on the sub-regional agenda. Find out more
New Report: European law on public procurement should be revised to allow councils to put their communities first, and to develop innovative ideas, thriving local economies and good building design. Find out more
Free Report: A combination of the reduction in sub-prime lending, and the economic downturn may lead to more people having to use illegal money lenders. Find out moreRecent Articles
With Labour suffering losses all over England, only following a radical path on policy can avert further meltdown. James Hulme and Jessica Asato, Guardian.co.uk
The idea that public services that work together rather than in silos will achieve better results and cost less to run might not be new, but it is one that has not yet been fully explored. Chris Leslie, Public Finance
The little publicised Future Jobs Fund could help local authorities get young people back into work and prevent a future generation being written off by the recession. Anna Turley, www.publicservice.co.uk