Financial planning ‘much more difficult’ post elections, warns Tony Travers

The fragmentation of the political landscape since the latest round of local elections alongside an influx of inexperienced councillors will make medium-term financial planning much more difficult for local authorities, Tony Travers has warned.

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Travers, professor in practice in the London School of Economics’ department of government, said the electoral success of Reform UK and the Green Party

Financial planning ‘much more difficult’ post elections, warns Tony Travers

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