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Local/regional/devolved govts need to lead the effort to build a new economy. Many are already engaged in progressive local economic development and #CommunityWealthBuilding.
Here are our 8 priorities for administrations to deepen the approach as they get to work after #LE2021🗳️
Here are our 8 priorities for administrations to deepen the approach as they get to work after #LE2021🗳️
1⃣ Focus on wellbeing, not GDP
We need an inclusive economy in which greater consideration is given to the social benefits that flow from, and feed into, economic activity, as @nmcinroy and @DavidB_CLES wrote, back in 2018 👉ow.ly/2pVI50EHinF
We need an inclusive economy in which greater consideration is given to the social benefits that flow from, and feed into, economic activity, as @nmcinroy and @DavidB_CLES wrote, back in 2018 👉ow.ly/2pVI50EHinF
2⃣ Support local finance
Rather than attempting to attract national or international capital, community wealth building provides a the mechanisms to increase flows of investment *within* local economies – case studies here 👉 ow.ly/2JcL50EHir4
Rather than attempting to attract national or international capital, community wealth building provides a the mechanisms to increase flows of investment *within* local economies – case studies here 👉 ow.ly/2JcL50EHir4
Thursday 6th May - local elections are just around the corner...
What are they for? Who are they electing? Why vote?
Your (very long) guide if you live in Northamptonshire:
#LE2021
What are they for? Who are they electing? Why vote?
Your (very long) guide if you live in Northamptonshire:
#LE2021
Northamptonshire was once made up of eight local authorities that had various responsibilities to deliver statutory services.
1. Northamptonshire County Council
Responsible for libraries, highways, education, health, social/children’s services, recycling centres, country parks
1. Northamptonshire County Council
Responsible for libraries, highways, education, health, social/children’s services, recycling centres, country parks
Then seven Borough/District Councils.
Responsible for leisure, kerbside waste collection, fly tipping, litter, public bins, some planning, council housing
Responsible for leisure, kerbside waste collection, fly tipping, litter, public bins, some planning, council housing
Combined weighted national polling from the month before #LE2016 & #LE2017:
CON: 42.0%
LAB: 29.5%
UKIP: 10.3%
LDM: 8.5%
GRN: 3.3%
So by my calculations, LAB need to be within 12.5% of CON in national polling to have a net swing of seats to them in #LE2021.
CON: 42.0%
LAB: 29.5%
UKIP: 10.3%
LDM: 8.5%
GRN: 3.3%
So by my calculations, LAB need to be within 12.5% of CON in national polling to have a net swing of seats to them in #LE2021.
February 2021 Polling:
CON: 41.6% (-0.4)
LAB: 37.6% (+8.1)
LDM: 6.6% (-1.9)
GRN: 6.3% (+3.0)
RFM: 1.7% (NEW)
Changes w/ 2016-17 combined estimate.
Easy to see how even on a disappointing night for LAB, there should be a fair old swing to them in terms of seats.
CON: 41.6% (-0.4)
LAB: 37.6% (+8.1)
LDM: 6.6% (-1.9)
GRN: 6.3% (+3.0)
RFM: 1.7% (NEW)
Changes w/ 2016-17 combined estimate.
Easy to see how even on a disappointing night for LAB, there should be a fair old swing to them in terms of seats.
Just to breakdown the combined national polling figure for transparency:
LE2016 (2,769 seats)
CON: 35.3%
LAB: 31.9%
UKIP: 15.8%
LDM: 6.0%
GRN: 3.9%
LE2017 (4,851 seats)
CON: 45.9%
LAB: 28.2%
LDM: 10.0%
UKIP: 7.2%
GRN: 2.9%
So seats last up in 2017 could see HUGE swings...
LE2016 (2,769 seats)
CON: 35.3%
LAB: 31.9%
UKIP: 15.8%
LDM: 6.0%
GRN: 3.9%
LE2017 (4,851 seats)
CON: 45.9%
LAB: 28.2%
LDM: 10.0%
UKIP: 7.2%
GRN: 2.9%
So seats last up in 2017 could see HUGE swings...
