Sentence examples for two councils which from inspiring English sources

They lost 307 council seats and control of two councils, which was bad.

The Labour leader highlighted council cuts, child poverty and homelessness in both Swindon and Stoke-on-Trent, two councils which Labour hopes to target in the elections on 2 May.

Two councils which have already joined forces have agreed to share more services to save a further £12m.

However, in July 2008 activists cried foul when eight councils revealed that the preservation of the pier in its existing location was not put forth as one of the options; the vice-chairmen of two councils which voted to support also objected that their decision may have not been an informed one as not all possible options were on the table.

The three councils, which between them spend around £1.5bn a year, calculate that government-imposed cuts in their budgets will create a £100m shortfall between now and 2015.

He said: "Each of the seven councils which make up the Neca has always made clear that they support the principle of devolution for the north-east.

After those, the five councils which would generate the lowest income were all in areas of high deprivation: Newham, east London (£5.00); Manchester (£5.80); Barking & Dagenham and Hackney, both in east London (£6.10); and Kingston upon Hull (£6.20).

According to the Scottish Green party, nine councils – which cover 16 of the 21 Scottish locations understood to have schoolchildren involved in protests – have indicated in response to letters from their MSPs that they will not pursue punitive action against young people taking part.

The WLGA confirmed the names of the six councils which had already agreed merger plans: Conwy and Denbighshire.

The five councils, which are part of the Dorset Home Choice lettings partnership, have also made their own changes to the rules, priority bands and bedroom size calculations.

In a joint statement on behalf of the six councils which succeeded Clwyd and the old Gwynedd council, Flintshire's chief executive Colin Everett said: "We have now established that several copies of the report are in existence in local authority archives.