Income Generation 2016: Generating alternative sources of revenue – Local PartnershipsIncome Generation 2016: Generating alternative sources of revenue – Local Partnerships
Income Generation 2016: Generating alternative sources of revenue
The Income Generation 2016 forum is specifically designed for local government. It aims to explore innovative and alternative means for generating income within local councils.
Local Partnerships’ Simon Bandy is a keynote speaker at this event, alongside Stuart Hoggan from DCLG, Aileen Murphy from the National Audit Office and Cliff Dalton from CIPFA.
The keynote speakers will cover the following topics:
The role of government in helping local authorities develop new revenue streams
Providing financial solutions to balance local authority budgets
Ensuring local government delivers value for money
Helping local authorities develop strategies for income generation
Case studies will also be presented from local councils.
Details: Tuesday 20thSeptember 2016, 09:00 – 16:20, Royal College of Physicians, 11 St Andrews Place, Regents Park, London NW1 4LE.
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