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He said the plan would "bring council house funding up to date, replacing a system which was introduced before the second world war".
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"That needs strategic overview, that needs the mayor to bring councils together...and he needs to do it soon".
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"We recognised right from the start that whenever you're bringing councils with different rates together that there would be issues in the convergence of those," he said.
Nick Hurd, the Conservative MP who proposed the bill, reckons the amount of extra money this would bring within council control would be roughly equivalent to the entire grant that councils currently get from central government.In this section Trust the locals Inside job Waning Jaded Gambling for the masses Rate reckoning Designer dreams Safe in their hands?
My aim is to bring the council and South Yorkshire police to account for their failings".
As the newly elected president of Solace, the association that represents local authority chief executives, she says one of the roles for the organisation is to bring together council bosses to think beyond their own geography.
"In the last two or three years we have supported cuts in council tax because it had grown more than in other areas of Scotland", he said - adding that his party's proposals on capital spending would bring down council debt and help "balance the books".
Bishop Hosius of Cordova, one of the firm Homoousians, may well have helped bring the council to consensus.
The diminishing amount of land available and suitable for development within the borough's boundary can bring the council into conflict with its neighbours' development plans.
