Martin George is a Deputy Editor at Frontiers. He covers a diverse range of topics, including government and politics, finance, and science, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and climate issues. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Byline Times, MDPI, Astronomy magazine, and Local Government Chronicle.
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Martin George's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, finance, and legal policy regulation in the United Kingdom. For effective outreach, experts in UK governance, finance laws and policies impacting local councils would be ideal candidates for commentary or interviews. Topics such as pension funds impact on council finances and government legislations related to local governance are likely to resonate well with Martin's coverage focus.
Given his strong emphasis on UK-specific issues, pitches should align with relevant legislative changes or financial implications within the country’s local government context. Additionally, sources who can provide insightful analysis of data pertinent to these topics may find traction in engaging with Martin George’s articles.
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Local government must be a “golden thread” running through the devolution white paper, a council leader who chairs one of the newest strategic authorities
A mayor has called for a “strategic period of investment in the North” to ensure fiscal devolution does not bake regional inequalities into the tax
Despite the conference slogan, not all of the Labour family seemed particularly hopeful at its first conference under Andy Burnham, writes acting editor
The local government minister has said the government does not have a programme to shift powers from councils to regional government. Jim McMahon was
By: Martin George
Customise Consent Preferences Saturn peaks in Cetus. Three planets provide a feast for your eyes in this month's evening sky.
A regional mayor has said mayors should have a role in 11-plus education to tailor the curriculum to the local economy.
The workforce needed to deliver the planned expansion of devolution across England is not “prepped and ready to go,” a strategic authority chief executive has warned.
Regional mayors have called for increased powers to make decision directly so they can deliver their mandates in the face of opposition from councils. The
Civility took centre stage as the membership body representing senior local government officers met for its annual conference in Liverpool, writes deputy
John Healey unveiled a significant milestone in England’s devolution story but there is a lot more still to come, writes deputy editor Martin George.
