Equal Pay: Understanding and managing risks in local authorities
Learning programmesPractical e‑learning that helps local authority managers, HR teams and leaders identify, prevent and manage equal pay risks with confidence.

Financial viability is critical for this given the current economic landscape, with rising prices, a lack of suitable land and competing views of different stakeholders. Creating places where people not only want to live, but also work and play continues to be crucial, requiring creative thinking to deliver more for less.
To benefit you, we bring deep understanding of public sector finance and funding with expertise in the delivery and financing of regeneration programmes, major capital assets and housing schemes.
Our experts have backgrounds in finance, commercial, due diligence, accounting, modelling, assurance and programme management.
Delivering insights and practical advice to address the complex challenges and place-based issues you face, we are here to help.
Our grant advisory service works with you to support your application, guide you through the process and unlock potential economic growth through grant funding.
Our grant advisory service works with you to support your application, guide you through the process and unlock potential economic growth through grant funding.
Our real estate and assets team can draw upon a range of skills to support you in meeting your place-based aims. We can offer you the benefit of the breadth and depth of our experience in regeneration, development and housing.
Helping you to maximise outcomes from the resources at your disposal is our goal. In considering your investment options and decisions around regeneration, development and housing we can support you in many ways, including:
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Practical e‑learning that helps local authority managers, HR teams and leaders identify, prevent and manage equal pay risks with confidence.
Decarbonising the UK’s energy system and wider economy will require rapid electrification of heat, transport and industry, leading to a sharp rise in electricity demand. The National Energy System Operator’s (NESO) analysis suggests electricity demand could increase by 25-40% by the early 2030s and almost triple by 2050, reaching up to 700-785 TWh per year, compared with around 290 TWh today
Discover how to turn 2025 Budget commitments into real impact for communities. Explore delivery plans, local authority challenges, and practical solutions.