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Front line workers in Sheffield met Communities Minister Baroness Hanham on her visit to the city council.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Spending Challenge: Liverpool and Bristol visits.
Local Government Minister Bob Neill has become the first minister to appear before London Assembly since its establishment a decade ago.
Andrew Stunell is taking the Spending Challenge to the streets, as he visits frontline workers in Woking to get their cash saving ideas.
Grant Shapps has given councils the freedom to improve how they are run without holding expensive and extensive consultations.
Moving decision-making power from Whitehall to local councils and communities.
Moving decision-making power from central government to councils and communities.
Communities Minister Andrew Stunell has addressed a large audience of local government representatives to spread the message about localism.
Local Government Minister Bob Neill speaks at the Municipal Journal (MJ) annual leadership conference.
Communities and Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles has put plans in motion to dismantle regional bureaucracy.
Introducing measures to empower local people and to revoke plans to create new unitary councils.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles comments on the £6.2 billion of savings from government spending in 2010 to 2011.
Covering letter and commentary to local authorities.
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