Sentence examples for statement councils in from inspiring English sources

Pointing out that EU laws and regulations impact on many council services, such as waste, employment, health and safety, consumer protection and trading and environmental standards, the LGA said in a statement: "Councils in England need a seat around the table when decisions are taken over how to replace EU laws as part of the UK's exit negotiations.

In a statement, council leader Keith Barrow said the new company could "have the benefit of different finance models".

The district council said in a statement: "Council officers remain confident that there are no grounds for setting aside the decision of the council's planning committee to grant planning permission".

In a statement, council public health portfolio holder John Kelly said he recognised "some elements of the drug and alcohol treatment services are underperforming".

In a statement, council leader Dennis Harvey said: "The judge has decided that the occupants of the Galley Common riding centre have the right to seek a new tenancy in place of the current tenants.

In an open letter to Mr Pickles sent the day before his Commons statement, the leaders of city councils in Liverpool, Birmingham, Nottingham, Sheffield, Newcastle, Manchester and Leeds warned that "the cuts we are now being asked to make in the years ahead will go far beyond the level at which we can protect vital local services".

The council issued a statement saying every council in Wales was "under a clear direction" from the Welsh government to tackle the matter of surplus places within its schools.

But in statement the council said: "The council accepts fully the ruling of the Investigatory Powers Tribunal and would like to apologise to Miss Paton and her family for any distress caused as a result of its actions in this case.

In a statement the council said: "The council developed the proposal in response to the challenging issues of surplus school places, falling pupil numbers and ageing school buildings that are affecting schools across the city.

In a statement Torbay Council said: "The council needs to find up to £10m from next year's budget through a mixture of service savings, further efficiencies and increases in income".

Conwy council said in a statement: "The council is pleased that the judge has dismissed Mrs Hunt's appeal in its entirety, and dismissed Mr Hunt's appeal other than one point, which has been referred back to the original judge.