London can be the start of localism’s grand plan, says Stuart Robinson

By Stuart Robinson10 September 2010

If a week is a long time in normal politics, three months is an age for the government. Activity since May has been frenetic. Alongside the planned 25% spending cuts, fundamental reform will change the face of education, health, policing and planning.

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