After the vote: how the political power shake-up affects s151 officers

Last week’s local elections marked a significant shift in the political landscape, so what are the implications for section 151 officers navigating new leadership, policy uncertainty and financial reforms?

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The 2025 local elections delivered unprecedented success for the Reform Party, led by Nigel Farage, which gained 677 new councillors, took control of 10

After the vote: how the political power shake-up affects s151 officers

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