Chair’s Opinion
Outgoing Chair of CLOA, Ian Brooke reflects on his two years in post. It’s been a busy two years ….but very proud that I’ve done it.
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CLOA AGM and Members Meeting 2019
Our annual members event featured a great line up of speakers and an interactive programme to help delegates take time to Breathe. Presentations from the Annual General Meeting are available for download. […]
Arts Council England
Despite shrinking budgets, Local Authorities continue to find innovative ways to support local arts and culture. Arts Council England works in partnership with Local Authorities to help ensure culture is successful and sustainable.
CLOA AGM and Members Meeting 2018
This annual event featured a range of high profile key note speakers and offered delegates an opportunity to reflect on The Role of the Local Authority as an Enabler. Presentations and papers from the […]
New opportunities for cost effective leisure infrastructure
Paul Cluett, Managing Director at Alliance Leisure highlights how it’s possible to breathe new life into leisure provision without necessarily committing to large scale capital investment. We know that investing […]
Partnership working key to delivering a quality, sustainable leisure provision
James Foley, Commercial Director at Alliance Leisure, highlights how local authorities can drive participation by engaging external expertise and, by thinking a little outside of the box, can make it […]
Chair’s Opinion
Chair of CLOA, Ian Brooke announces a new Associate sponsor and reflects on what you told us was important in the recent members survey.
Sport & Physical Activity Conference
CLOA Chair Ian Brooke addressed delegates at this Local Government Association conference on The changing nature of local government sport & physical activity delivery – What is the future role […]
Active people, healthy places
CLOA, working with Local Government Association (LGA) and SPORTA, have produced a publication that shows the different models for delivering sport and physical activity in-house or working in partnership with outsourced providers.
Supporting local pubs
Pubs are a vital part of the fabric of every local community and every local authority in Britain. As with local shops, post offices and schools, communities simply aren’t the […]
