Sentence examples for between two councils from inspiring English sources

Thousands of laptops originally intended for GCSE pupils which have been sitting unused after a deal between two councils collapsed, are to be given to younger children.

There has been been growing collaboration between the two councils but Cardiff council chiefs admit a merger would be an "all together different proposition".

Mr Smith said Mount Edgcumbe's subsidy was shared equally between the two councils and if Plymouth was forced to cut its contribution too, the management of the estate would suffer.

Nevertheless, we noted differences between the two councils we interviewed in the extent to which they appeared to devote commune resources or leverage other resources to support ECD services.

We have created a single staff organisation, with about 400 full-time staff to serve two councils, so most of my role is to do with that and managing the relationship between the two councils.

His intervention outraged the two councils.

There are two councils at each administrative level: an elected people's council and an executive council that is appointed.

Mid and West Wales will have 519,000 people across four councils, Swansea Bay 511,000 and three councils, Cardiff and Vale 455,000 and two councils, Cwm Taf 290,000 and two councils and Gwent 569,000 and five councils.

"That is why we have met and agreed to progress to plans to share every council service between our three councils.

"What the problem is, is getting an agreement between the three councils involved," added Mr Robertson.

The £200m project has been devised by the West of England Partnership - an alliance between the four councils in Bristol, Bath, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset.