Local authority data: finances
Browse details on both funding and spending of local authorities in England.

Children under 16 can generally enter pubs if they are with an adult, but licensing authorities can impose conditions barring children for specific premises.
Children in pubs (527 KB , PDF)
The Licensing Act 2003 regulates the sale and supply of alcohol in England and Wales. The act is underpinned by four licensing objectives. One of these is the “protection of children from harm”.
Most activity around licensing and protecting children relates to:
This briefing gives an overview of the act’s specific offences relating to children and the conditions that licensing authorities can impose on individual premises. It also contains information on age verification, test purchasing, and employing children in pubs.
Further detail is available in Home Office, Revised guidance issued under section 182 of the Licensing Act 2003 (PDF)(December 2023).
A summary of the licensing framework in England and Wales is available from gov.uk.
Children in pubs (527 KB , PDF)
Browse details on both funding and spending of local authorities in England.
There will be a Westminster Hall debate on the closure of high street services in rural areas on Wednesday 5th February at 9:30am.
Constituents may approach their MP stating that the holder of an honour should have this removed, due to their conduct. An MP can't arrange this, but can explain the process and perhaps support a campaign. A further Casework Article covers the process of nomination and award of honours.