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Local elections kick off today
The local election campaign formally kicks off today. It’s the largest test of democracy since the general election as we have two years of elections in one, including all the councils which were due to have elections in 2020. In addition to the Scottish Parliament, Senedd Cymru and GLA, all Police and Crime Commissioners are […]
Remote planning committee meetings
Richard Patient, Managing Director of Thorncliffe | Your Shout: “The government faces a problem. To extend remote council meetings requires primary legislation – an Act of Parliament, but extending the Coronavirus Act – which expires on May 7th – is highly controversial amongst its backbench members. “Jenrick acted quickly last year, but this year he’s […]
Thorncliffe call for ORCL to set a template public affairs code
Thorncliffe today called for Harry Rich, The Registrar at ORCL – the government’s lobbying body, to set a standard or template for an industry code of conduct. Richard Patient, managing director of Thorncliffe, said: “The template code can only be set by the government’s lobbying body – not by self-interested membership organisations, if it wants […]
Our Christmas charity
Our Christmas charity this year is Lend with care. Lend with care is a charity to help people in low income countries to work their way out of poverty with dignity. Lendwithcare brings together entrepreneurs in developing countries with people with the power to help them – people like us. Run by one of […]
Allison takes over in Merton
Our congratulations, from all at Thorncliffe, to Mark Allison, who becomes the new leader of Merton. Mark is a friend of Thorncliffe, having worked as a colleague with us for five years. Mark has been a councillor for nearly 20 years, ten years as cabinet member for finance, and deputy leader for seven years. He […]
