Graeme Roy
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Manchester shows what Glasgow should really be asking for in devolution push (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham intends to make devolution one of the defining features of his premiership. His plans for England promise greater autonomy for city-regions. This includes more flexibility over funding and a stronger voice for local leaders in national policy. For Scotland, the implications are less straightforward. Devolution here operates within a complex relationship between local government, Holyrood and Westminster. But that complexity should not become an excuse for cities like Glasgow to sit
What the largest-ever Scottish Budget reckoning reveals about risks of devolution (opens the original)
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Last month, figures confirming how much Scottish income tax was raised in 2024-25 were published. This might appear to be a largely technical update. In one sense, it is. But the figures point to a provisional £728 million reduction in the funding available for the 2027-28 Scottish Budget, the largest reconciliation since devolution . It also tells us something important about the risks built into fiscal devolution and how they can be best managed. Income tax enters the Scottish Budget through a
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