Sentence examples for better council from inspiring English sources

What London desperately needs is a better council housing programme, not laments over the fate of its "squeezed" middle.

Rare though this is, if the ombudsman challenged more local authority decisions and took on more cases I believe we'd have better council services.

The better council properties, and those in areas where most homes are privately owned, have often been sold to their residents under the "right to buy" scheme introduced by the last Conservative government.

What has been delayed is nothing more than a plan to publish and announce some of the better council plans for health and social care integration before the local elections.

"Those are the people that desperately need better council services".

"It's going to make me a better council member".

But it's not as if there isn't a precedent for creating a better advisory council: Sheila Bair did it for another regulator, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

But the estate itself was made up of tiny private semi-detached houses compared to the bigger and better built council houses on the estates surrounding us.

And it's one the government should keep to the front of its collective mind as it wrestles with the problem of coming up with something better than council tax.Nick Raynsford, the local government minister, looks a worried man, and so he should.

Honestly, at that point in time, what else could make for a better student council representative?!

The Lib Dems took some cheer by doing better in councils where they were fighting the Tories, and in several areas of the country where they have sitting MPs.