Local Authority Leaders' Board - The Local Authority Leaders' Boards

The Local Authority Leaders' Boards

East of
England London South East South West East
Midlands West
Midlands Yorkshire and
the Humber North
East North West

The current leaders' boards are:

  • East of England Local Government Association
  • East Midlands Councils
  • Association of North East Councils
  • North West Regional Leaders Board
  • South East England Councils
  • South West Councils
  • West Midlands Councils
  • Local Government Yorkshire and Humber

Each leaders' board corresponds to a region of England.

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