Early intervention funding, which enables English councils to provide children's centres, as well as services for teenage pregnancy, drug and alcohol abuse, has been cut from £3.2bn in 2010 to £1.4bn in 2015.
Embarrassed by the practice, a legal handbook of 1853 enabled English judges to dismiss wife selling as a myth: "It is a vulgar error that a husband can get rid of his wife by selling her in the open market with a halter round her neck.
Sam Hall, at conservative thinktank Bright Blue, said there should be more power and funding devolved to local authorities to enable all English cities to set up clean air zones and more support for electric cars.
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The mower may have put the scythe men out of work, but it enabled the English fashion for grass carpets.
Through a family trust, Sir Vernon provided the money which enabled the English National Opera to restore the Coliseum Theatre in central London, and has chaired the ENO for the past five years.
The act effectively makes the provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights a matter of domestic law, enabling the English courts to give relief in cases that otherwise would have to be taken to the European Commission of Human Rights or its court, the European Court of Human Rights.
