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Local Government Intelligence
Local Government and Devolution
This podcast is part of the DILEMMAS programme providing background for those wrestling with strategy and planning for the coming period.
Headline Speakers
Adam Fineberg
Leading innovation, transformation and c...
Leading innovation, transformation and c...
Robert Pritchard
Principal Associate, Eversheds
Principal Associate, Eversheds
Neil Stewart
Editor in Chief, Policy Review Projects
Editor in Chief, Policy Review Projects
Professor Tony Travers
Director of LSE London
Director of LSE London
Stimulate your thinking and planning and review your assumptions about government policy. This programme can be listened to as a continuous streamed podcast.
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Programme
The podcast panel:
Presenter Neil Stewart, Director, Policy Review;
Professor Tony Travers, London School of Economics (LSE);
Adam Fineberg, Commentator on innovation, transformation and change in planning and government.
Bob Pritchard, Principal Associate, Eversheds
Biography: Adam Fineberg
Biography: Robert Pritchard
Biography: Neil Stewart
Biography: Professor Tony Travers