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Will the next phase of #localgovernmentreorganisation actually land?
This Friday, 12–1, we’ll be lifting the lid on what’s really happening in the post-election surge of #devolution, and what it means for #localgovernemnt trying to lead — not just follow — the reorganisation agenda.
We’ve seen transformation stories stuck behind the same tired narratives: scale equals savings, structure equals change, consultation equals compliance — and submission equals success.
We’ll be asking some challenging questions:
– Is Government still fixated on 500K population targets, or is flexibility creeping in?
– Will the Spending Review and the English Devolution Bill shift the incentives?
– What lessons should we have learned from Northants, Cumbria and elsewhere — and what’s being ignored?
MATTHEW LAZA will share hard-edged political insight — from campaign strategy to SPAD briefings.
I will bring perspective from the RedQuadrant business case trenches and Public Service Transformation Academy learning — how to frame a case that’s Treasury-tickable, transformation-ready, and removes all barriers for the Secretary of State to say YES.
And Ian Farrow will open up the consultation and communications front — where real public and stakeholder engagement needs to start NOW, not at the finish line.
This one-hour webinar with Westco communications is for Leaders, Chief Execs, directors, and anyone shaping the local governance future. A frank, informed discussion that cuts through the fog of reform.
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Book via the first link
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The real question: do we still think better structures will save us — or are we ready to talk about the system behind the system?
What do you want to change? What’s your hot question on #LGR?
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