Current category: Corporate WLGA Publications
02/09/2021
Annual Report – WLGA Welsh Language Standards 2020-2021.pdf – Sep-2021
The Welsh Language Standards applicable to the Association fall under four categories: Service Delivery, Policy Making, Operational and Record Keeping. This fourth Annual Report reviews the WLGA’s compliance with the applicable Welsh Language Standards from 1 April 2020 to 31 March 2021.
02/07/2021
WLGA Complaints Policy.pdf – Jul-2021
Our complaints policy outlines the procedure for making a complaint about any of our services.
02/07/2021
WLGA Annual Report 2020-21.pdf – Jul-2021
The WLGA's Annual Report for 2020-21 covering the period June to May was endorsed by the WLGA Council at its meeting on 25 June 2021.
02/06/2021
WLGA Business Plan 2021-22.pdf – Jun-2021
The WLGA’s priority themes for 2021-22 are: Supporting councils’ COVID-19 response and recovery, Local Leadership, Freedom and Flexibility, Finance, Lifelong Learning, Language and Culture, Health and Social Care, Housing and Community Safety, Regeneration and a Resilient Environment and Public Protection and Emergency Planning.
02/01/2021
A Rural Vision for Wales – The Evidence Report.pdf – Jan-2021
This evidence report presents the evidence supporting the Rural Vision. It summarises the rationale for the specific priorities and proposals presented in the document, providing indicative detail on how they might be developed and implemented, and illustrated with case studies of relevant examples of existing good practice.
02/11/2020
2021-26 A Manifesto for Localism.pdf – Nov-2020
COVID-19 has redefined how we all think about where and how we live. The impact of the crisis has been felt in all parts of Wales, and councils have been at the sharp end of urgently helping to respond locally to the needs of communities.
02/09/2019
Resourcing Local Services 2020-21 – Summary Sheet.pdf – Sep-2019
Essential local services are at the heart of our communities. Here is a summary of what they need in order to be able to make even more of a contribution to communities, and to continue to enhance residents’ lives.
02/09/2019
Resourcing Local Services 2020-21 – All our communities rely on local government.pdf – Sep-2019
All our communities rely on essential local services. From schools to bin collections, social care to transport, housing to leisure services, they are the bedrock of all our day-to-day lives. But local government has lost over £1bn since the onset of austerity a decade ago, making it ever harder every year to continue to provide over 700 cherished council-run local services. By working with Welsh Government to secure a fair funding settlement for local government, vital local services would be better placed to contribute so much more to the wellbeing of our communities.