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Subject Your latest Key Issues from London Councils...
Date October 2, 2024 7:01 AM
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Your weekly London local government update

02 Oct 24

Conservative Party conference

London Councils hosted a well-attended event at the
Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham yesterday (1 October).

Our panel (see below) explored the topic: The right homes in the right places: A Conservative vision for London’s future housing, with a wide ranging discussion including financing housebuilding, estate regeneration, planning reform, different types of tenure, as well as how the lack of supply in the capital has led to our worsening homelessness crisis.

Jonathan Werran, Chief Executive, Localis (Chair)
Cllr Elizabeth Campbell, Vice Chair of London Councils
Lord Bailey of Paddington AM, London-Wide Assembly Member
Samuel Hughes, Head of Housing, Centre for Policy Studies

London climate resilience

London has been confirmed as one of the 40 regions
selected for the Pathways2Resilience ( [link removed] ) project.

Selected from a pool of 164 applicants, the 40 regions will work with project partners to push climate adaptation forward. Participating regions will deliver a climate resilience strategy and action plan, with an accompanying investment plan aimed at harnessing and widening collective ambition towards climate adaptation.

London Councils and the Mayor of London will be taking part in the 18 month programme to take forward recommendations from the London Climate Resilience Review. ( [link removed] )

Budget priorities 

In advance of the Budget on 30 October 2024, London Councils has been working to highlight London local government's priorities to stabilise local authorities’ finances and position them to support the government’s missions.

Our prioritie focus on five key areas: Stability; Housing Growth; Prevention and Assurance. 

You can read more about London local government's priorities for the budget here ( [link removed] ); and you can read our submission to the Treasury here ( [link removed] ).

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In the news this week...

Just one-third of council directors able to invest in preventative services
LocalGov ( [link removed] )

New committee chair: ‘We must address stigma of council housing’
LGC ( [link removed] )

Devolution dominates Labour conference
The MJ ( [link removed] )

LGA calls for devolution of retrofit funding
LocalGov ( [link removed] )

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