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care4care and the Lamb Plan

Is there a game-changing solution to one of the most pressing challenges facing British society today: how to care for our ageing population?

It's good to talk

I've been doing the rounds these past few weeks talking to my counterparts in the boroughs immediately surrounding Waltham Forest.

Culture Secretary: Arts & culture essential to growth

Yesterday, Culture Secretary, Maria Miller, made a keynote speech to arts and culture leaders at the British Museum.

Worrying trend in school places shortage

Walking past my local primary school recently I noticed that a new first floor extension is being added to its old building.

Localism works for employment schemes report shows

Locally-led employment schemes are up to seven times more effective than the Work Programme and the government should devolve more employment powers to councils, a report by London Councils argues.

But is it sustainable?

I went to a fascinating public meeting tonight at Tottenham Town Hall in neighbouring Haringey on the Sustainable Communities Act 2008.

Welfare Reform

Changes by the government to a number of vital social care, housing and welfare policies over the coming months and years will produce severe challenges for Londoners.

NAVCA "disappointed" by budget

NAVCA has stated that it is "disappointed that the budget is yet another missed opportunity for the Chancellor to help local charities and social enterprises boost local growth".

Welfare reforms hit London renters

Welfare reforms are having the opposite effect on London’s rental market to what was intended, according to a new report from London Councils.

Jubilee Park opens 14.03.13

It was a pleasure to join the Leader of the Council, Cllr Chris Robbins, at the launch of the new Jubilee Park in Leyton yesterday.

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