Local Government Association

We are the national voice of local government, working with councils to support, promote and improve

LGA launches outline for plan to tackle homelessness

Cllr Eamonn O’Brien elected LGA Chair and calls for real devolution

Building lasting futures locally

Regional contacts

Contact details for our regional advisers

LGA Corporate Peer Challenge Progress Review - Shropshire Council

12 May 2026

SEND and AP inspection and improvement journey

Notification of inspection

Time	Milestones	Decision maker
Week one	LANO is appointed. it is recommended that the LANO liaise with local PMO arrangements as

LGA Corporate Peer Challenge – Progress review: Bath and North East Somerset Council

13 April 2026

School teachers' pay 2026/27 and 2027/28

This page brings together all the information you will need in relation to school teachers’ pay in 2026/27, 27/28 and 28/29. The LGA provides the secretariat for NEOST (National Employers Organisation for School Teachers).

HICM: Intermediate Care: West Sussex

Colleagues in West Sussex were experiencing high demand for long-term adult social care services, needs becoming more complex, and continued financial pressures. Action was taken to strengthen reablement as a core intervention, promoting independence and managing long term care demand. The Community Reablement Service was recommissioned, with approximately £0.72m additional investment.

Corporate Peer Challenge: Hartlepool Borough Council

Feedback report: 6-9 December 2022

Supplier payments over £500 | December 2022

Supplier payments over £500 - December 2022 Legentity (T) Pay date Supplier ID (T) Transaction number Amount Account Desc Local Government Association

Video transcript: Joleen, Norwich

I'm Joleen Easterbrook. I have long red hair, I'm wearing a black sweater and a puffy black coat. We're sitting in my plant shop on Norwich Market. It

Video transcript: Taja and Aimée, Birmingham

Taja and Aimée talk about how important diversity is within their home city of Birmingham and what it means to have pride in where they come from.

Debate Not Hate

Debating and disagreeing with one another is a healthy part of democracy, but abuse and intimidation crosses the line into dangerous territory. The right engagement matters.

One Public Estate: Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF2) Round 2 – January 2023

Up to £180 million Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF2) capital grant funding is available to all constituent English councils over a three-year period to support the release of council-owned brownfield land for housing. Round Two funding is closed to applications.

Debate Not Hate: Campaign toolkit

Our new toolkit outlines different ways councils and councillors can support the Debate Not Hate campaign objectives and take action.

One Public Estate: Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF2) Round 2 – FAQs

Frequently asked questions about the Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF2) Round 2

Local Government Association

Featured articles

Customise your home page

Notification of inspection

Most popular