I was out-and-about the other day and came across this advert:
My local authority want me to have my say in how they spend and collect their money. When I got home, I visited the www.barnet.gov.uk/budget site accordingly.
It was quite good. It went some way towards explaining how the council is funded and what it spends its money [...]
Posts Tagged ‘easyCouncil’
Local budget consultations
Voters as consumers
Nick Clegg has gone on the attack. His target is the London Borough of Barnet’s easyCouncil model of service provision.
There are a number of ways of portraying Barnet’s idea, but I’ve not seen many that appear to be very kind. As a Barnet resident who has to use Ryanair in his line of work, I [...]
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