Sentence examples for huge council from inspiring English sources

Further research to be presented at an event run by the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies suggests that the huge council house sell-off during the 1980s may have contributed to a rise in burglaries.

In an attempt to steal the mantle of Margaret Thatcher, who explained she was creating a "property owning democracy" after the huge council homes sell-off, Miliband has pledged to revive the "dream of home ownership".

I went to school for 12 years in Chelmsley Wood [a huge council estate in Solihull] and it wasn't just that I was swotty, I was very socially awkward and a misfit in all sorts of ways.

And yet, "Advertising really was like a huge arts council grant".

The bill has indeed been huge: Birmingham council alone faces total costs of £1.2bn to settle its case with female staff.

Right now, instead of fighting for the lives of domestic violence survivors, services in both South Gloucestershire and Portsmouth are fighting for their own lives against huge proposed council cuts.

In doing so, government has acknowledged the huge contribution councils have already made to balancing the country's books, and the fragile financial position in which this has placed many local authorities.

Even within Greater London there is a huge discrepancy between council policies.

"The Tory Lib-Dem coalition government made massive cuts to valued public services, including huge cuts to council budgets.

Despite the fact that social care represents a huge proportion of council spend, there isn't much room to change in terms of cash.

The changes we're making will contribute to huge savings the council needs to make while ensuring people still have good access to library services".