Making the South East
an even better place to
live, work and do business
Councils in partnership
South East Councils
South East Councils (SEC) is a cross-party membership association that works to ensure the South East England region is a great place to live, work and do business.
With most local authorities as members, we seek to provide a unified democratic voice on South East interests.
South East Councils is an associate member of the Local Government Association (LGA).
Our members
Most councils in the South East are active SEC members
Latest meetings
News
SEC gives evidence on Local Government Financial Sustainability
SEC responds on objectives & principles of local finances
SEC gives evidence on sustainability of local government finances
SEC responds to consultation on Right to Buy
Restoration and Resilience Report launched to support services across the South East
What we're talking about
Responding to @mhclg's consultation on objectives & principles of local finances, SEC has stated that meaningful reform should incorporate a stronger relationship between tax, spend and local growth.
Thank you @mhclg for an insightful regional briefing & discussion on #devolution and reorganisation this morning. Delighted to jointly host today's event with @SEemployers, with excellent speakers from @CentreforCities @reformthinktank.
Great to join @SECouncils and @SEemployers, as we launched @Localis new report ‘Restoration and Resilience’, which offers solutions to issues such as workforce challenges, capacity building and delivering much needed local #services for people like my constituents in #Slough.
SEC has responded to @mhclg's Right to Buy consultation. Steps should be taken to ensure that Right to Buy, at the very least, covers the cost of councils replenishing existing stock.
Thank you to everyone who came to our report launch last night. It was great to see so many people celebrating 🎆 the South East. Thanks to @SEemployers and @SECouncils for all their support on this report and to our speakers @SharonStevenage @Nickking, Kevin Gibbs and Ruth Adams
It was fantastic to have South East APPG Chair and Slough MP @TanDhesi join us, alongside @Localis and @SEemployers, at our Restoration and Resilience report launch! The report covers issues including workforce challenges, capacity building, and delivering local services.🙌
@jonathanwerran @Localis @SECouncils @SEemployers @SharonStevenage A fantastic set of speakers on a really important theme. Good to see @jackiesadek and @AbiBrown1 & all the Localis team!
👏👏 Many thanks again to all our speakers, supporters and localist friends at last night's @Localis reception to launch ", Restoration and Resilience" with @SECouncils @SEemployers & especially @SharonStevenage 👏👏
Thanks to @SEemployers and @SECouncils for their help on this project which you can read in full here: https://www.localis.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Localis-Restoration-and-Resilience-Report-A5-NOV24-PRF05c-Interactive.pdf
The South East Strategic Partnership for Migration (SESPM) provides a leadership, coordination and advisory function for migration in the South East. SESPM is hosted by South East England Councils, with all SESPM work funded by the Home Office.
The South East Strategic Partnership for Migration (SESPM) provides a leadership, coordination and advisory function for migration in the South East. SESPM is hosted by South East England Councils, with all SESPM work funded by the Home Office.
