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The Council lowered the required number of votes for such zoning changes to a bare majority of four — all that the project's supporters on the Council were able to muster.

In the first year the council was able to save £250,000.

While there's dark talk of crowdfunding, I hope that Bury council is able to stump up for this.

But part of the reason the council was able to maintain services was that the militia leaders were able to prevent the looting from getting out of hand.

She says she was hugely grateful that when she separated from her husband while she was pregnant the council was able to offer her a place to live in that she loved.

"A big group of people are prepared to go to meetings and argue on social media, which is one of the reasons why the council is able to push through these schemes," he said.

The deal included the council being able to widen a pavement on a street that goes past the site and the developers paying for forthcoming improvements to the five-way junction that part of the development faces on to.

The reason Devon county council was able to deliver one of the UK's most impressive social media campaigns on the budget cuts last year (known as Tough Choices) for less than £5,000, was by employing Carl Haggerty, an in-house digital communications manager.

Mr Levett said having an "up to date" Local Plan was "the best way of ensuring that the council is able to exercise democratically-accountable local control of development".

It involves both vulnerable children and the foster carers, so the information the council is able to release publicly is limited by law.

It is a stroke of good fortune for Tulane and her athletes that the athletic council was able to land a big man like Schulz".