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Who are we?
The New Local Government Network is an independent think tank that seeks to transform public services, revitalise local political leadership and empower local communities.
Where are we?
First Floor
New City Court
20 St. Thomas Street
London
SE1 9RS

Tel. 020 7357 0051
Fax. 020 7357 0404
Email. info@nlgn.org.uk

Current Research
Research Projects
Managing Delivery in 21st Century

Research Papers
Gangs and youth culture

July 3, 2008

Trading Places: Pyramids of prosperity built on economic localismBuilding on case studies from across the country, Trading Places analyses the fundamental building blocks for new growth and regeneration to occur, focusing in particular on knowledge-based service companies. The report makes recommendations for both national and local government.

June 26, 2008

Healthy Places: Bonds that bind local government and primary care trusts Further devolution within the health service could help to improve service delivery according to a new research paper published by NLGN. It argues that local authorities should be given a more significant role in and share more of their expertise with local Primary Care Trusts (PCTs).

June 20, 2008

Directly Elected, Direct Results: Reflections on the mayoral model in the UKNLGN have called for more directly elected mayors with powers over local police, transport and health services. Directly Elected, Direct Results argues that more elected mayors could represent a powerful indication from the Government that they are serious about devolving power in England.

June 14, 2008

Good House keeping? Local councils should offer financial support to homeowners threatened by the credit crunch and adopt US style Mortgage Support Plans below market rate to stave off repossession, prop up the housing market to prevent remortgage difficulties, or support first time buyers to buy locally.

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NLGN is keen to work with all press and broadcast media - national, local, trade and online - whenever our expertise is sought on issues relating to local goverment, locality governance, local democracy and broader debates about public policy.

NLGN has a number of key experts among both our in-house staff and our board members, all of whom are regular contributors to debates on the modernisation agenda within and beyond local government.

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All media enquiries to James Hulme - 020 7357 0116 / james.hulme@nlgn.org.uk