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06 Mawrth 2015 - 15:10

null Non-metropolitan areas essential to the devolution debate

Devolution to towns, small cities and suburban areas across England could generate an £8.7bn boost to the economy, according to a report released this week. Our feature writer Suzanne Danon finds out more. According to The Independent Commission on Economic Growth and the Future of Public Services in Non-Metropolitan England, devolution to England’s non-metropolitan areas (NMAs) is... Gweld mwy
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27 Chwef 2015 - 16:47

null Home Office decision over licensing fees slammed by the LGA

The Government has opted to keep national licensing fees rather than adopting locally-set licensing fees. This is a move which could costs councils millions, according to the Local Government Association. Our feature writer Suzanne Danon finds out more. Following months of consultations on allowing local authorities to set their own fees instead of the current nationally set rates,... Gweld mwy
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29 Ion 2015 - 17:04

null Funding boost given to projects helping councils deliver more for less

The Delivering Differently in Neighbourhoods funding pot is set to help 24 projects who have been awarded a share of £2m, the Communities Minister announced this week. Our feature writer, Suzanne Danon, tells us more about the projects and the funding. All of the projects help councils deliver more for less by working with local communities and neighbourhood groups to redesign services to... Gweld mwy
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23 Ion 2015 - 14:49

null Technology experts to be parachuted into primary schools

The Government has announced a tech teaching funding boost of £3.6m, to ensure primary school children are equipped with the right skills for the future. Our feature writer, Suzanne Danon, tells us more. Experts from firms including 02 and Google will help prepare England’s primary school teachers for the new computing curriculum, which more than four million primary school children have... Gweld mwy
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23 Ion 2015 - 09:48

null Thousands of young people ‘off the radar’

A report released yesterday claims local authorities do not know the situation of over 100,000 young people in terms of education, employment and training. Our feature writer, Suzanne Danon, investigates further. The Public Accounts Committee’s (PAC) report revealed that there are 148,000 out of two million 16-18 year olds in England who are not in education, employment or training (NEET). ... Gweld mwy
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06 Ion 2015 - 16:38

null Low income families likely to be hit by council tax shortfall

A report published today (January 6th) has revealed many low income families look set to be hit hardest by the council tax funding shortfall. Our feature writer Suzanne Danon explains more about the new report... The Local Government Association (LGA) warned that some councils were being left with no choice but to end discounts for some residents or face cutting other services further. ... Gweld mwy
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