Sentence examples for councils published from inspiring English sources

Local councils published notices in newspapers inviting suggestions from the public, political parties and civic groups.

The latest figures from English councils published this month show recycling rates have fallen by 0.3 percentage points to the end of March 2018, and stand at 44.8%.

A Guardian survey of councils published this week showed that many councils will introduce charges or increase co-payments for care services from April.

In his independent review of the UK research councils published last November, Sir Paul Nurse, then president of the Royal Society, highlighted that "it is crucial to get the mechanisms right that result in a good relationship between politicians across government and expert researchers, to ensure that the best decisions are made".

"Only one of 33 London borough councils publishes a database of vacant property and only one council keeps a list of groups interested in vacant spaces," says Bosetti.

Further to my posting on Tuesday about Eric Pickles's failure to deal with defiant councils publishing newspapers, the trade body representing local papers is having another go at urging the minister to act.

As councils publish slashed budgets for the year ahead, collaborative investigation site Help Me Investigate has compiled data on how budgets were raided to pay for the Olympic torch relay.

Well, I'm largely with the NS, so I wish them well because the six or so London councils publishing on a weekly or fortnightly basis need to be curbed.

Assaf Lennon, UK managing director of Lowendalamasaï, says that not only is the government right to ensure that councils publish their spending data, but that it should be "more prescriptive" in how they publish the data, to ensure that information is easier to access and compare.

Indeed we would call on the government to go further by being more prescriptive in how councils publish data – by ensuring confidential details are removed, that everyone follows the same format, supplies the same level of detail, suppliers are consistently named, all cells are complete before being uploaded and that negative spends are excluded.

This week, Worcester City council published an informal review into Cardon Banfield's death.