Sentence examples for councils found from inspiring English sources

The study by Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark councils found high numbers of claimants do not have the internet at home.

The LGA, which represents more than 370 councils, found that developers are taking longer to complete developments.

But councils found to be inappropriately delaying the discharge of hospital patients will not have to pay fines until January 2004.

A survey of 141 of 150 councils found that 50 have switched off all their lamps, while 98 confirmed that they have dimmed at least some.

That means that in more than a third (36%) of cases, councils found that delivering services in-house could save more than outsourcing to commercial companies in long-term, multi-service partnerships.

Even more rent rises could be ahead for tenants after an academic study commissioned by councils found that the Government's policy of selling off council properties would drive rents up again.

"We have to let her, working with the publishing industry and the research councils, find a way forward," said Willetts.

By using DHP in this way Scottish councils find themselves towards the top of the spend table compared to English councils, but with such significant differences in policy these comparative tables are almost redundant.

The museum just needs a way to collect more of their money.When councils find it hard to maintain basic services, many think poky little museums are plausible sacrifices.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "Local councils find themselves having responsibility for providing places but with insufficient powers to plan, commission or build schools".

The council found her accommodation in a hostel in Vauxhall.