PFI exit – the seven-year itch
There are around 200 PFI contracts currently managed by local authorities in England, and a good number of these will be within seven years of completion. Amardeep Gill and Lucy[…]
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May 24, 2022
There are around 200 PFI contracts currently managed by local authorities in England, and a good number of these will be within seven years of completion. Amardeep Gill and Lucy[…]
Proposed government reforms to adult social care will place huge additional burdens on local authorities with significantly increased costs. Leigh Whitehouse discusses the forecast impact at Surrey County Council and[…]
Chris Buss says that any review of local government finance must address social care, business rates and council tax, but the danger is that these are just too difficult to[…]
Richard Harbord is reassured that the chancellor has a plan, though a little concerned that Rishi Sunak didn’t have one before today’s Spring Statement and that he retains faith in[…]
IFRS 9 override ‘should be extended or made permanent’: Treasury managers and section 151 officers are overwhelmingly in favour of the IFRS 9 statutory override being extended or made permanent, according to a Room151 survey. The survey showed that[...] dlvr.it/SR6Gt4 pic.twitter.com/u67PMepYoO
Rachel Brothwood: ‘pooling has given us scale, depth, breadth and knowledge’: The director of pensions for the West Midlands Pension Fund talks to Mark Smulian about the success of the LGPS pools, the journey to net zero, government targets for… dlvr.it/SR6GqZ pic.twitter.com/CTS1hp2QS2
Tougher housing regulation ‘will make some councils intensely uncomfortable’: The new regulatory regime for social housing will be more intrusive and is likely to make some councils “intensely uncomfortable”, the director of strategy for the Regulator of… dlvr.it/SR2yGC pic.twitter.com/G1fM5csmS2
The stage is set for #Housing151 See you shortly! pic.twitter.com/zRAMHRItNi
Two Scottish LGPS funds @LothianPension and @falkirkcouncil hope to join ships in potential merger. Find out more by clicking the link below 🔻🔻 room151.co.uk/brief/two-scot… #lgps #pension pic.twitter.com/YEiEIXEtpB
Good new for LGPS employer contribution rates as early results show stability. @hymansrobertson Click the link below to read 🔻🔻 room151.co.uk/brief/early-re… #lgps pic.twitter.com/E4Lc5Tmyrm
LGPS: stable outlook for employer contributions: An analysis of 100 local authorities shows that employer contribution rates are likely to remain stable following the 2022 LGPS valuations. Fund actuary Robbie McInroy examines the results and trends.[...] dlvr.it/SQyhGD pic.twitter.com/IkLko7g5A1
Councils across England are calling for additional funding to support children at risk @LGAcomms @DHSCgovuk Click the link below to read 🔻🔻 room151.co.uk/brief/lga-call… #localgov #socialcare pic.twitter.com/8SOs0b6ClU
2022 LGPS valuations: difficult discussions in uncertain times: Michelle Doman looks at the impact of inflationary pressures, the war in Ukraine, climate risk and Covid-19 on employer contributions. At the start of 2022, for Local Government Pension… dlvr.it/SQlvy9 pic.twitter.com/Dd0lrHjWNb