LGiU Scotland’s Kim Fellows explores the impact of Brexit on the low skilled labour market in Scotland as discussed at an event at Edinburgh University’s…
LGiU Scotland Director Andy Johnston has been visiting member councils up and down the country. Here, he reflects on three meetings he had last week,…
LGiU Scotland’s Kim Fellows recently attended her first National Communications Academy meeting – here she reports back on the experience.
A PAC report has criticised the progress on stopping modern slavery, accusing the Home Office of not knowing whether the policy is working and of taking too long to turn the prime minister’s strategy and legislation into action. The report is summarised here and the role of local government considered.
In January 2017, the LGiU committed to exploring three core policy questions over the course of the year: Finance: How should local government be funded? Democracy: How can we strengthen local democracy? Services: How do we design public services that are fit for the future? This series of essays draws…
In the beautiful Council Chamber at Edinburgh City Chambers, in front of an audience of 100 of their colleagues and peers, councillors from across Scotland…
