Sentence examples for councils with different from inspiring English sources

"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.

Before this, local government in England had been a mixed system, with large urban areas being covered by unitary authorities called county boroughs, and the rest of the country having administrative county councils and many smaller district councils, with different competences.

Then once a new law is passed, the government tends to step in, sets targets and discourages local councils from experimenting with different ways of doing things".If Britain were a province of Russia," says Tony Travers, of the London School of Economics, "the Department for International Development would be saying that it needed help with 'capacity building' in local institutions".

Local welfare replaced the nationally-administered Social Fund with 150 council schemes, each with different eligibility criteria.

Local Government Minister Carl Sargeant has told the Cabinet the current collaborations are "pick and mix" with different councils working together on different policy areas.

"We have been inundated with different councils looking to do similar schemes on land that would normally just be standing empty," he said.

The town is governed locally by a two-tier council system, being a part of both Lancashire County Council and Wyre Borough Council with both councils having different responsibilities for the area.

"Different councils will have different ways of doing things in some places because they have different access to market and a different way of working with their residents".

The woodland project will work with different community groups, councils, charities and land owners to map and assess 10,000 hectares of woodland.

But David Moore, head of commissioning and care at the council, says: "Despite the integration we've achieved so far, the council and PCT are still separate organisations with different policies, procedures, finance, IT and human resources.

Pembrokeshire council said most public buses ran as normal with different operators after other businesses stepped in to fill the gaps.