Further information about the LGA's governance arrangements In this section: LGA Leadership Information on our senior elected members and officers. Political composition This section contains information on the LGA's political balance, its five political groups and how these groups appoint to their allocation of seats Our meetings Our political governance structure is one of the key mechanisms through which LGA members shape and direct the LGA’s decision making. Find out about our meetings and those elected members that lead them. LGA Articles of Association and Governance Framework The Articles of Association and Governance Framework set out the purpose and aims of the LGA. Members' allowances and expenses Councillors who attend LGA meetings and undertake various approved duties of the LGA are eligible to receive allowances and expenses depending on their role. Special Interest Groups The Local Government Association (LGA) Governance Framework allows member authorities with common characteristics to form groupings of authorities to express a sectional interest. Share this page: Share on X Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Email this page Print this page
Political composition This section contains information on the LGA's political balance, its five political groups and how these groups appoint to their allocation of seats
Our meetings Our political governance structure is one of the key mechanisms through which LGA members shape and direct the LGA’s decision making. Find out about our meetings and those elected members that lead them.
LGA Articles of Association and Governance Framework The Articles of Association and Governance Framework set out the purpose and aims of the LGA.
Members' allowances and expenses Councillors who attend LGA meetings and undertake various approved duties of the LGA are eligible to receive allowances and expenses depending on their role.
Special Interest Groups The Local Government Association (LGA) Governance Framework allows member authorities with common characteristics to form groupings of authorities to express a sectional interest.