Local Discovery, the show that highlights local businesses and events.

Local Energy Rules is a Podcast under Institute for Local Self-Reliance covers Renewable Energy.

Local Freshies is a resource by and for winter and summer sports enthusiasts visiting mountain towns, with the goal of providing a local's perspective. It covers the little things that make each mountain town unique, such as local restaurants, festivals, and attractions. Topics include Skiing, Snowboarding, Hiking, Mountain Biking, Stand-Up Paddle-Boarding, Movie Premieres, Event Calendar, Destinations, and Tips. This outlet offers RSS (Real Simple Syndication).

We are the national voice of local government, working with councils to support, promote and improve local government. We are a political organisation because it is our elected representatives from all different political parties that direct the organisation through our boards and panels. However, we always strive to agree a common cross-party position on issues and to speak with one voice on behalf of local government. We aim to set the political agenda and speak in the national media on the issues that matter to council members. The LG Group covers every part of England and Wales and includes county and district councils, metropolitan and unitary councils, London boroughs, Welsh unitary councils, fire, police, national park and passenger transport authorities. We also work with the individual political parties through the political group offices.

Launched in 1855, Local Government Chronicle (LGC) is published by EMAP PUBLISHING LIMITED and is aimed at officers who work at local councils including chief executives, directors, strategic directors, assistant directors and heads of services. Covers politics & policy, finance, service reform, governance, devolution, health & care, children, housing and investment.

Launched in 1855, Local Government Chronicle (LGC) is published by EMAP PUBLISHING LIMITED and is aimed at officers who work at local councils including chief executives, directors, strategic directors, assistant directors and heads of services. Covers politics & policy, finance, service reform, governance, devolution, health & care, children, housing and investment.

Background and Format: Local Government Chronicle (LGC) is a website for local government professionals. This includes chief executives, directors and assistant directors. They provide information on policy, performance, finance and best practice required to take decisions on how billions worth of pounds of expenditure is spent. lgcplus.com is the website which accompanies the magazine. Audience and Readership: LGC is aimed at local government officers. Deadline: Ongoing. Monthly Unique Users: Figure not disclosed. Ad Rates: Advertising information is available here.

Launched in 1855, Local Government Chronicle (LGC) is published by EMAP PUBLISHING LIMITED and is aimed at officers who work at local councils including chief executives, directors, strategic directors, assistant directors and heads of services. Covers politics & policy, finance, service reform, governance, devolution, health & care, children, housing and investment.

Background and Format: Local Government Lawyer is a non-subscription website that focuses exclusively on lawyers working for and advising local authorities. The site is updated daily by a team of legal journalists. The site is intended to cover all aspects of local government legal practice. Key practice areas are: adult social services, children’s services, community safety, employment (including equal pay), governance and risk (including constitutional issues, standards, democratic services, data protection, freedom of information), housing, licensing, litigation, planning and environment (including waste management and climate change), procurement, projects (including PFI/PPPs and regeneration) and transport (including highways). The site also contains information on jobs, courses and events etc. Audience and Readership: Lawyers working for and advising local authorities. Deadline: The team publishes a weekly newsletter on Friday mornings. There is no deadline for the website as it is on-going. Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher Ad Rates: Further information on advertising can be found here. Other Information: The team do not have a switchboard number, contact the Editor directly.

Launched in December 2009 and features stories, listings and photographs on local attractions, events, businesses and other organizations. Aims to spread the word on everything available locally in Napa, Contra Costa, and Solano Counties in California.