By: Kirsty Weakley
The devolution white paper was as radical, and contentious, as trailed. Resolving tensions quickly is key to creating new arrangements that genuinely deliver for communities, writes LGC head of content Kirsty Weakley
Kirsty Weakley is the Head of Content (News Editor) at Local Government Chronicle. She specializes in general assignment news with a focus on government and politics, law and legal affairs, and workforce issues, frequently covering topics such as immigration, academia, and environmental sustainability. Kirsty's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, highlighting her expertise in legislation and planning.
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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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