Struggling councils, ULEZ announcement and a special guest

08/03/23 • 24 min

This week, deputy editor Martin George sits down with news editor Kirsty Weakley and reporter Kwame Boakye to discuss councils that are struggling financially, last week's ULEZ announcement.

Martin also speaks to Adam Lent, chief executive of New Local, about his views on green issues in politics.

If you like the LGC News Round Up don't forget to subscribe, share or leave us a review. You can find more in-depth discussion at LGC's other podcast, the Local Authority.

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This week, deputy editor Martin George sits down with news editor Kirsty Weakley and reporter Kwame Boakye to discuss councils that are struggling financially, last week's ULEZ announcement.

Martin also speaks to Adam Lent, chief executive of New Local, about his views on green issues in politics.

If you like the LGC News Round Up don't forget to subscribe, share or leave us a review. You can find more in-depth discussion at LGC's other podcast, the Local Authority.

Find more news, features and analysis from the LGC team at www.lgcplus.com.

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