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Analysis finds devolved tax powers could add £4 billion for local services

Allowing councils to administer and retain taxes generated locally would boost funding for services by more than £4 billion in many areas and “supercharge” economic growth, a new analysis suggests. The report argues that new fiscal arrangements ...

16 Jul 2025 at 16:18

Devolution bill is ‘biggest transfer of power in a generation’, Rayner tells MPs

New combined local authorities will get wide-ranging new powers under the Government’s devolution bill, Angela Rayner has said, as she proclaimed a “new era” for Britain. Powers including transport, planning and housing will be devolved into ...

02 Sept 2025 at 16:58

Local government reforms backed by MPs despite ‘power grab’ concerns

Labour’s local government reforms have passed their first Commons hurdle, with Angela Rayner hailing a “new era” for Britain. Transport, planning and housing will be devolved to new unitary local authorities, under proposals in the English ...

02 Sept 2025 at 19:49

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