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Local Authorities are going to be receiving and in turn managing liability claims (employers and public liability) many years after the event giving rise to the claim has taken place.

Authorities that act early to clarify liability, protect data, plan for long-term financial exposure, and maintain strong governance will be best positioned to navigate transition confidently, avoiding unnecessary disputes, delays, and cost escalation.

As the 2028 LGR approaches, shadow authorities can secure more competitive, sustainable insurance terms by prioritising clean, structured risk data.

Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) offers a rare chance to redefine the contribution of insurance and risk management within local authorities. This article explores how the profession can help shape the next generation of local government.