19 December 2023
Today, the government have published a revised National Planning Policy Framework. The revised policy framework sets out government's planning policies for England and how these ...
Read more18 December 2023
Today, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities (DLUHC) has announced the provisional local government settlement 2024/25, confirming that the government will provide no ...
Read more07 December 2023
A new report released today calls for data-driven approaches focused on the needs of young people to be embedded into the forthcoming children’s social care ...
Read more06 December 2023
England’s largest councils say they are in ‘significantly worse’ financial position than before the Autumn Statement, as a new survey reveals that local authorities now ...
Read more24 November 2023
The County Councils Network's Annual Conference 2023 took place in Marlow on November 20-21 as we welcomed hundreds of delegates, partners, and high-profile speakers to ...
Read more22 November 2023
After months of advocacy by the County Councils Network (CCN), the Autumn Statement has confirmed that the government is to rapidly expand devolution in England’s ...
Read moreThe government has published its Autumn Statement today, which contained no specific funding for local authorities' funding pressures. The County Councils Network had called for ...
Read more20 November 2023
A major new report released today sets out how the health and social care system can work better this winter – by avoiding unnecessary hospital ...
Read more18 November 2023
England’s largest councils today warn that spiralling school transport budgets for children with special education needs and disabilities (SEND) are threatening their financial sustainability, as ...
Read more10 November 2023
Today the National Audit Office (NAO) has released a new report, which analyses the progress made by the government on its adult social care charging ...
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