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This report forms part of the Local Government Association (LGA) evaluation of sector-led improvement. It provides a quantitative assessment of sector performance and how this has changed since 2009/10.

The case studies in this publication show the innovations that can be achieved by local areas collaborating within regions on health issues that can best be tackled at scale.

This report outlines the twenty-first set of results in a series of regular Local Government Association (LGA) public polls on resident satisfaction with local councils, conducted every four months.

This report focuses on the impact of the LGA’s National Graduate Development Programme (cohort 17).

This report forms part of the LGA's evaluation of sector-led improvement. It provides an overview of the longer term impact that CPCs have had on councils who received one in 2016/17.

The main green paper consultation launched on 31 July 2018 and closed in early October 2018. It posed a series of 30 questions across five main themes:

This report forms part of the Local Government Association (LGA) evaluation of sector-led improvement. It provides an overview of feedback from participants who attended the LGA/Institute of Directors (IoD) pilot commercial skills training programme in 2016, gained through a series of in depth telephone interviews.

This report forms part of the Local Government Association (LGA) evaluation of sector-led improvement. It provides an overview of feedback from participants who attended the LGA/Institute of Directors (IoD) commercial skills training programme in 2017, gained through a series of in depth telephone interviews.

This report forms part of the Local Government Association (LGA) evaluation of sector-led improvement. It provides an overview of feedback from leaders and chief executives whose councils received a corporate peer challenge (CPC) in 2017/18.

This report summarises the findings of the LGA’s Digital Transformation Programme. The Digital Transformation programme was established in March 2016 when, following a comprehensive bidding and assessment process, the Local Government Association (LGA) agreed to fund 20 projects involving 35 councils and their partners.