Kirsty Weakley is the Head of Content and News Editor for Local Government Chronicle, focusing on local news and policy in the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in finance and government, Kirsty provides insightful articles on topics such as funding allocations, policy changes, and the impact on local councils and communities.
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Kirsty's primary focus is on local government, finance, and the implications of government policies in the United Kingdom. Her coverage heavily includes government announcements and legal policy regulation. If you have expertise or insights related to UK local government policies, finance, devolution, or the "levelling up" agenda, your pitch is likely to be well-received.
She seems particularly interested in how specific regions will use financial resources from governmental funds as part of their development plans. Additionally, Kirsty may appreciate commentary that addresses potential concerns raised by auditors regarding local authorities' financial management and decision-making processes.
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Ed Whiting is set to be appointed as the permanent chief executive at Leeds City Council when full c...
By: Kirsty Weakley
With chancellor Rachel Reeves due to deliver her first Budget this lunchtime, LGC will be providing ...
By: Kirsty Weakley
The government intends to cancel levelling up projects worth £100m and scale back the shared prosperity fund, documents published today reveal.
Today's Budget was a mixed bag for councils but the government's direction is clear, writes head of ...
The Local Government Association has launched a national campaign encouraging people to consider job...
By: Kirsty Weakley
Upper tier authorities delivering social care in rural areas fear they will get a third less than un...
A renewed approach to lifelong learning is needed for sustained economic growth, writes head of cont...
MPs have promised to try to work together to address social care reform. Social care minister Ste...
The reorganisation conversation is unavoidable - but councils with long memories are wary of committ...
By: Kirsty Weakley
Woking BC still faces “lots of obstacles” the local government minister said, in response the third ...
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