Publications

CHIP is the Local Government Association's (LGA) Care and Health Improvement Programme

Key points of learning for those faced with strategic choices regarding devolved governance arrangements.

Our housing crisis demands action now. Spiralling house prices are forcing difficult choices on families, distorting places and hampering growth.

This summary of your rights was developed in spring 2016 by a small project group representing ADASS, NHS England, representatives of care providers, the LGA, and the Ministry of Justice

Use your leadership role to ensure that this issue remains an urgent priority for your council and your local partners.

The legislation completed its passage through Parliament on 11 May 2016 and received Royal Assent on 12 May 2016.

Drawing on the experience of the devolution deals agreed since November 2014 – and Greater Manchester’s experience in particular – the research has found four major themes critical to the success of a distinctively English form of devolution.

This guide provides answers to some of the key questions about devolution and what it means for councils, their residents and communities.

In summary, the consultation paper proposes a transition year in 2017-18 between the old ECO and the new refocused ECO which will run from 2018 until 2022.

A multifaceted approach to tackling this issue appears in all local authorities' health and wellbeing strategies.