Jason Holland is an editor for Longview Productions Ltd, specializing in local news coverage. His articles focus on local government settlements, financial issues, and investigations into failed investment strategies. Jason's work has also been featured in Forbes.
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Jason Holland's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and data citations related to local government, finance, economy, audit, funding, and property investment. He seems particularly interested in financial challenges faced by local authorities.
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By: Jason Holland
Hastings Borough Council's chief finance officer and s151 Kit Wheeler on temporary accommodation costs and possible future solutions.
By: Jason Holland
One in four councils in England are likely to apply for emergency government bailout agreements in financial years 2025/26 and 2026/27.
By: Jason Holland
Temporary accommodation costs is more than a local government problem – but some short-term measures would give councils breathing space
Arlingclose director David Green discusses some of the latest local government treasury trends as he anticipates potential government actions and offers advice on investment strategies.
A “significant real terms funding increase” for local government next year has been promised by chancellor Rachel Reeves in today's Budget.
Strong treasury returns at Mid Sussex help alleviate revenue pressures Mid Sussex District Council has reported a net interest return on its treasury investments of £2.1m to Q2 2024/25.
Woking Borough Council was “potentially unlawful” over its approach to Minimum Revenue Provision (MRP) policy in the run-up to issuing a , Grant Thornton has said.
Local growth plans in all parts of the UK and a refreshed local government funding formula are essential for the government to achieve its national growth mission.
By: Jason Holland
Labour will continue current policy on council tax as Glasgow assesses borrowing options after repaying PWLB and LOBO loans
By: Jason Holland
Value of Woking’s realisable assets less than half its £2.1bn debt as government intervention at Slough to continue for two more years
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