Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on 15th October 2020 and for the first time will be held virtually via zoom. After the AGM concludes, the term of office of one third of the SLCC’s elected Directors will end and we are therefore now holding elections to fill those positions. Anyone who is
As part of the Coronavirus Act (2020) the government has introduced necessary changes to neighbourhood planning. Firstly, no neighbourhood planning referendums (or indeed any election or referendum) can take place until 6 May 2021. The Government has stated that this will be kept under review and may be amended or revoked in response to changing
LocalGov has published a short guide on what local government can expect in the wake of the general election by looking at the key pledges in the Conservative party manifesto. It should be noted that this is aimed primarily at principal local authorities but offers an insight into the government’s plans for the future and
