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She said: "The council recognises and accepts that many people used the recreation ground for lawful sports and pass times during the relevant period.
Corby Borough Council chief executive Chris Mallender said: "The council recognises that it made mistakes in its clean-up of the former British Steel site years ago and extends its deepest sympathy to the children and their families.
Wakefield council issued this statement on 2 November 2016: "The council recognises that there was an oversight in providing C&D Cleaning Services Ltd with the updated and accurate employee liability information on the local living wage.
"While the council recognises the proven skills and abilities of its carers who smoke, it is essential that the health of our looked-after children is protected," said Michael Stark, cabinet member for children's services.
As the council recognises, many of the improvement activities and developments are still at an early stage.
"The council recognises it still has to make significant savings and is faced with the task of redesigning public services as set out in the recently published 'Prospectus for Change'.
A council spokesman said: "Redditch Borough Council recognises this is a sensitive proposal and is therefore keen to ensure everyone interested fully understands the details".
In the statement, the council also "recognises the distress caused" to Hunt and his wife, Prof Mary Collins – an eminent immunologist at UCL – as a result of the media storm.
Her county council recognises public health staff are bringing important skills such as expertise in behaviour change, social marketing, data gathering and analysis, linking needs assessment to commissioning, and using evidence in decision making.
Officials have threatened any country that recognises the council with repercussions.Criticism of the Syrian government has grown but slowly.
The Honorary Freedom is the highest honour that the council can bestow and recognises an outstanding contribution to services in the borough.
