Local government leaders say that unless councils talk to residents in a language they understand, the work they do becomes inaccessible. This reduces the chances of people getting involved in their local issues.
The LGA's top 100 'banned words'
- ambassador
- agencies
- beacon
- best practice
- bottom-up
- CAAs
- can do culture
- capacity
- capacity building
- cascading
- cautiously welcome
- champion
- citizen empowerment
- community engagement
- conditionality
- consensual
- contestability
- core message
- core value
- coterminosity
- coterminous
- cross-cutting
- customer
- democratic mandate/legitimacy
- distorts spending priorities
- early win
- empowerment
- engagement
- engaging users
- enhance
- evidence base
- external challenge
- facilitate
- fast-track
- flexibilities and freedoms
- framework
- fulcrum
- good practice
- governance
- guidelines
- holistic
- holistic governance
- improvement levers
- incentivising
- income/funding streams
- initiative
- joined up
- joint working
- LAAs
- level playing field
- localities
- meaningful consultation/dialogue
- MAAs
- menu of options
- multi-agency
- multidisciplinary
- outcomes
- output
- participatory
- partnerships
- pathfinder
- peer challenge
- performance network
- place shaping
- predictors of beaconicity
- preventative services
- priority
- process driven
- quick hit
- quick win
- resource allocation
- revenue streams
- risk based
- scaled-back
- scoping
- seedbed
- service users
- shared priority
- signpost
- single point of contact
- slippage
- social contracts
- stakeholder
- step change
- strategic/overarching
- streamlined
- subsidiary
- sustainable
- sustainable communities
- symposium
- synergies
- tested for soundness
- third sector
- top-down
- transformational
- transparency
- value-added
- vision
- visionary
- welcome
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