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Perspectives from the Institute of Local Government Studies on the Localism Bill.
Read the updated individual chapters:
Chapter 1 - Introduction and overview (John Raine)
Chapter 2 - Community rights to challenge and to bid for assets of community value (Tony Bovaird)
Chapter 3 - The Changing Role of Parish and Town Councils (Ian Briggs)
Chapter 4 - Neighbourhood governance and opportunity missed? (Helen Sullivan)
Chapter 5 - General Power of Competence: just what local government always wanted and needed, wor another damp legislative squib? (Catherine Staite and Steve Rogers)
Chapter 6 - Governance arrangements and their implications for Overview and Scrutiny (John Cade)
Chapter 7 - Elected mayors: the serpentine progress of an unloved reform (Chris Game)
Chapter 8 - Standards and Codes of Conduct (Philip Whiteman)
Chapter 9 - The Localism Act: Community Empowerment (Andrew Coulson)
Chapter 10 - The Implications for local economic development and Local Enterprise Partnerships (Gill Bently)
Chapter 11 - The Localism Act and Reform of Social Housing (David Mullins)
Chapter 12 - Reflections on the Localism Act (George Jones and John Stewart)
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