Funding Two-unitary LGR proposal in Derbyshire ‘would save £167m in first six years’ 27 October 2025 27 October 2025 by Jason Holland A local government reorganisation (LGR) proposal backed by nine councils in Derbyshire would recoup the initial investment required to create new two new authorities Username Password Remember Me Forgot Password LATIF Online Free for local government finance officers 27 March, 2026 Online ABOUTAGENDAREGISTER LATIF North One-Day Treasury Conference & Dinner 3 March, 2026 09:00 - 17:00 The Midland, 16 Peter Street Manchester, M60 2DS AGENDASPEAKERSREGISTER News-in-Brief Brent pension fund reveals exposure to boycott list Children in care costs rising by £1bn per year North Devon to provide social housing again after more than 25 years Ealing draws down cash to fund capital Investment would ‘unlock pipeline of 50,000 council homes in London’ Bedford’s long-term debt reaches £73.6m Bury’s reserves fall by two-thirds since 2020 Cheshire West and Chester to consider ‘fundamental changes’ to services Children’s services pressures drive £5.6m Leeds council overspend Barking and Dagenham creates £27m safety net for lossmaking firm
