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Local Government Reorganisation and Devolution – Kesgrave Updates

Information and verified updates relating to Kesgrave

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Local Government Reorganisation and Devolution – Updates

This page provides clear, factual updates about local government reorganisation (LGR) and devolution as they relate to Kesgrave. These are wider processes being considered at regional and national level and may affect how local government is organised in the future.

In simple terms, local government reorganisation looks at how councils are structured, while devolution considers whether certain decision-making powers could move from central government to a regional level. No decisions have been made and proposals may change as discussions continue.

The purpose of this page is to keep residents informed of verified developments, including consultations, meetings and outcomes. Updates are added in time order, with the most recent at the top.

 
10/01/2026
Kesgrave Town Council Update
Council update
Devolution information page published
Kesgrave Town Council has published this dedicated page to provide residents with factual, up-to-date information about local government reorganisation and devolution, and to outline how updates will be shared as discussions continue.
 
05/01/2026
Kesgrave Town Council Update
Council update
Extraordinary Full Council meeting held
Kesgrave held an extraordinary Full Council meeting on Monday, 5 January 2026 to discuss and agree the Town Council’s response to the consultation. The agenda, papers and minutes are available on the meeting page.

This page will be updated as verified information becomes available. Where possible, links to official sources and consultations will be included.

Composite image showing Kesgrave, local council buildings, a map of proposed council areas, and the Chair of Kesgrave Town Council.
Kesgrave and Local Government Reorganisation Context
Kesgrave and local government context, including council buildings and proposed council areas.