Local Government Reorganisation 2026
Read our exclusive guide providing insight into the challenges that senior legal professionals are facing, alongside a step-by-step look at the work they will need to complete to ensure a smooth transition.
March 16, 2026
Local Government Reorganisation 2026
New guidance for statutory intervention & inspection
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In light of recent issues regarding the financial struggles of local authorities, Mark Heath looks at the new guidance for managing intervention and inspection.
Included in this podcast:
- Why is the update a rare occurance?
- Examples of previous interventions
- When is intervention necessary?
- Motivations for the new guicdance
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- GOV.UK: Statutory intervention and inspection: a guide for local authorities
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About the speaker
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Mark Heath Mark Heath is a Consultant and specialises in providing advice to clients in the Public sector. |
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