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The devolution agenda is a core part of UK political discourse. Since 2014 there has been a marked shift in service delivery which sees an ever-changing amount of responsibility being passed to local authorities.
With the introduction of regional mayors and, Police and Crime Commissioners, greater powers are being devolved to local areas. Local Authorities have been given the General Power of Competence, which allows them to undertake any actions which they are not specifically restricted from doing. Devolution is expanding with the Government’s Levelling-Up Strategy committing to deals and long-term funding settlements across England by 2030.
Brevia has supported a range of local authorities, membership organisations, and alliances with a range of services including event management, public affairs training, and campaigning support.
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Andy Burnham Devolution Tracker
This working tracker monitors the evolution of Andy Burnham’s devolution policies, tracking the policy moves shaping national Government, local government, and regional strategic authorities.
Scottish Data Centre Planning: Political Scrutiny
Scotland’s digital infrastructure boom faces heightened political and Ministerial scrutiny under the 50MW planning direction. Here is how developers can navigate Scottish data centre planning and secure project consent.
The Civil Society Covenant: What the Data Reveals for Charities
Labour’s Civil Society Covenant promises partnership with charities, but the data shows funding and procurement gains concentrated in large organisations. Brevia examines what this means for small charities and where the opportunity lies.
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Brevia delivers tailored support to local authorities, alliances and membership organisations. Our three-step process offers a straightforward approach to delivering crucial intelligence, strategic advice and stakeholder engagement.