To your point it’s hard not to see a lot of Labour led authorities slip towards NoC in 2026 and more in 2027. It creates quite a fluid context for the big planning and devolution bills that will be on the books by then, and for some of the local government reorganisation that’s due. I can see the Planning Inspectorate having a heavy appeals workload.
To your point it’s hard not to see a lot of Labour led authorities slip towards NoC in 2026 and more in 2027. It creates quite a fluid context for the big planning and devolution bills that will be on the books by then, and for some of the local government reorganisation that’s due. I can see the Planning Inspectorate having a heavy appeals workload.
Regarding Wales; can Welsh Labour really be considered unionist at this point?
Your international predictions (no 4) were notably lacking any view about whether there will or won’t be regime change in Teheran….
Probably not.