Hosted by the TaxPayers’ Alliance
Tuesday, 3rd October | 09.00am – 10.00am
As council budgets become increasingly stretched, more and more local authorities are looking at new ways to raise funds to fund services and limit the need for council tax rises. But as more and more experiment, more and more are running into trouble. Whether it’s South Cambridgeshire’s failing four-day week trial or Woking’s spectacular bankruptcy, there are serious questions about whether such experimentation should be considered genuinely radical, or simply reckless.
Speakers:
Elliot Keck, Head of campaigns, TaxPayers’ Alliance (Chair)
Martin Beckford, Policy editor, Daily Mail
Cllr Joanne Laban, Councillor, Enfield council
Lee Rowley MP, Parliamentary Undersecretary of State for Local Government and Building Safety
Cllr Andrew Sheldon, Councillor, Essex county council
Cllr Heather Williams, Leader of the opposition, South Cambridgeshire district council