Three out of four councillors have no visibility on their own council’s home page or within one click of it, new research by Curtin&Co has uncovered. What does this say about local democracy and is it another indication of the Coalition’s waning commitment to localism?
Curtin&Co’s Liberal Democrat consultant and former Hillingdon Councillor, Steve Carey, looks at the party’s first ever mid-term setback and how it could have been a lot worse having polled well in areas of embedded LibDem support.
Three out of four councillors have no visibility on their own council’s home page or within one click of it, new research by Curtin&Co has uncovered. What does this say about local democracy and is it another indication of the Coalition’s waning commitment to localism?
Curtin&Co’s Liberal Democrat consultant and former Hillingdon Councillor, Steve Carey, looks at the party’s first ever mid-term setback and how it could have been a lot worse having polled well in areas of embedded LibDem support.
Three out of four councillors have no visibility on their own council’s home page or within one click of it, new research by Curtin&Co has uncovered. What does this say about local democracy and is it another indication of the Coalition’s waning commitment to localism?
Curtin&Co’s Liberal Democrat consultant and former Hillingdon Councillor, Steve Carey, looks at the party’s first ever mid-term setback and how it could have been a lot worse having polled well in areas of embedded LibDem support.
