Sentence examples for local devolution from inspiring English sources

The real impact is more complex and political than it looks, which is important to bear in mind as the new government rolls out local devolution.

"But any move towards local devolution, or to increase private investment, must not lead to further fragmentation of our rail network.

But the SNP will argue that the enterprise bill and the cities and local devolution government bill – one of which is due to be amended to implement the reforms – were both introduced to parliament before the Evel changes.

"I think having local devolution could be one way of addressing these problems and we would have more accountability.

For supporters of local devolution, who have spent years campaigning for our politics to be decentralised, Christmas came early.

Last year, the Tories blocked Labour amendments to the cities and local government devolution bill that would have made devolution work much better.

This process had become over-centralised, missing local trends; devolution seems to have helped reverse that.

Maybe it's time to do the same with the cities and local government devolution bill?

The cities and local government devolution bill is on its way to becoming law.

A planned vote on the Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill has been postponed to give ministers more time to win MPs' support.

The Tories were planning to postpone the vote until after May's local and devolution elections, not least since the SNP is predictably anti-nuclear though pro-Nato.