Modernising British Local Government: An Assessment of Labour's Reform Programme

John David Stewart

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The Modernisation Programme Introduced The Challenge of Community Leadership Democratic Renewal for Local Government The Main Options for Political Structures Making New Political Structures Work Councillors and the Modernisation Programme Best Value and Improving Performance Beyond Best Value Management for Modernisation Towards Regional Government? Have Central-local Relations Been Modernised? Modernisation and Local Government Finance Conclusion

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