LATEST PRESS RELEASES
SEEC members are calling for changes to a proposed EU energy directive, arguing the propsals are costly, bureaucratic and anti-localist. Read more...
SEEC's latest Data Dashboard shows the South East's rising population is putting pressure on local authority finances and services. Low levels of funding need to be reviewed to help councils cope with the South East's 8.5 million people. Read more....
SEEC's latest newsletter highlights areas where member views on business rates and localism have been reflected in recent Government decisions. The city agenda, skills and EU issues are also covered. Read more....
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WELCOME TO SOUTH EAST ENGLAND COUNCILS

Welcome to the website of South East England Councils (SEEC). SEEC was established in April 2009 to promote the views and interests of local government in our area. It has near universal membership of the 74 unitary, county, district and borough councils across the South East.
SEEC works to four principles: To strive for a fair funding deal for the South East; Promote the South East's position as a leading global economy; Act as a single democratic voice for South East interests; and Monitor the pulse of the South East.
Much of this work involves making the case for the high level strategic and funding priorities for the South East. See some of our current work in making the case for the South East.
To learn more about us take a few minutes to read an overview of SEEC's role and our 2010-11 annual review setting out our work over the past year. In July 2011 we also launched the SEEC Data Dashboard highlighting key trends affecting South East councils.