Inter-authority lending during LGR: ‘keep it simple’

Councils have been urged to consider a pragmatic ‘managed debt’ solution to handling inter-authority loans during local government reorganisation (LGR).

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David Blake, director at Arlingclose, said that simplification should be prioritised in the treatment of local authority to local authority loans, particularly those spanning

Inter-authority lending during LGR: ‘keep it simple’

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