Martin George is a Deputy Editor at Frontiers. He specializes in finance, investment, and government and politics, covering a range of topics including elections, public policy, and alternative investments. His work has been featured in Frontiers, Byline Times, MDPI, Astronomy magazine, and Local Government Chronicle.
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Martin George's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, finance, and legal policy regulation in the United Kingdom. For effective outreach, experts in UK governance, finance laws and policies impacting local councils would be ideal candidates for commentary or interviews. Topics such as pension funds impact on council finances and government legislations related to local governance are likely to resonate well with Martin's coverage focus.
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The Green party has won its first directly elected mayor after its candidate received 47% of the vote in Hackney LBC. Zoë Garbett, currently a Hackney
The leader of the Conservative group on the Local Government Association has lost his county seat as Reform took control of his council. Kevin Bentley has
Reform UK has won an emphatic victory on Essex CC, overturning a double figure Conservative majority. With 58 of the 77 divisions declared, Reform has won
By: Martin George
With around half of councils having declared the results of their elections, the LGC team analyses the main themes that have developed so far. Acting
Reform UK has become the largest group in the County Councils Network following their gains in last week’s local elections. The Conservative group, which
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A Reform-led council’s decision to leave the association could be a footnote in the organisation’s history or the start of something more damaging, writes
The government has given Surrey Pension Fund permission to form a single purpose pension authority as part of local government reorganisation in the
