Comment & Analysis
TPOs: The missing piece in insurers’ climate logic
Councils balancing tree protection, legal liability and shrinking budgets are on the front line of climate risk. Sarah Dodd, a local government lawyer specialising in tree law, highlights the missing piece in insurers’ approach: the unseen carbon consequences of claims decisions.
‘Exporting’ the housing challenge
The growing tendency of councils to use ‘out of area’ placements to discharge their housing
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How to achieve compliance with Awaab’s Law
Deja Sutherland, head of Enablement, Cloudhouse, looks at how to achieve compliance with Awaab’s Law
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A year to remember…
A devolution priority programme combined with a wider council reorganisation that could be seen from
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Angiolini inquiry: police response to our questions
Damning report said 26% of police forces had still not implemented specialist policies on investigating
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The grooming scandal: will the core issue be addressed?
One officer’s account reveals how underfunded services, not indifference, may have shaped the failures we
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30 years of the Environment Act: Has it worked?
Tim Williamson, Technical Director at Air Quality Consultants Ltd asks how the Environment Act has
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Grid reform, delivery deficit: the planning sector must engage beyond policy
Renewable energy sources are facing huge wait times for infrastructure connection. But as Paul Rogers
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