The LGA issued a statement warning: "If on Friday morning the UK wakes up to a no vote, and with it the continuation of the Barnett formula, there will be an even greater need for English devolution to cities and county areas".
The former MP isn't pushing for the north to become independent, but he does believe there is a need for English devolution.
India, after two terms of Congress rule, evidently does not have the conditions right for its economy to flourish.Second, Mr Gandhi has some interesting thoughts on India's political system and the need for even greater devolution of power, and an unshakeable belief in democracy.
The Labour peer said he had spoken to Lord Heseltine when putting together his report and broadly agreed with his call for "more powerful cities" but although there was now a political consensus on the need for greater regional devolution only Labour would deliver it.
However, for devolution to succeed it needs a blend of skills, said Philip Hoare, group managing director of Atkins UK transportation division.
But with only tepid popular support for devolution, they realise that they will need to make the existing Assembly work in order to earn a more powerful one.
Pipe remained hopeful that such moves, if they occur, could be "symbolic" of a larger, long-term intent and stressed again London's need for the type of bold, fiscal devolution recommend by the London Finance Commission under Boris Johnson, and whose second report, asked for by Khan, is being worked on by an array of major brains.
Devolution has caused the need for a technique to measure and compare the performances of social welfare programs across multiple jurisdictions.
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The stronger arguments for devolution were democratic.
