Sentence examples for under council control from inspiring English sources

Other services have been moved back under council control.

And, unlike schools still under council control, academies will also use reserves for capital projects – money to build the excellent classrooms and facilities needed to learn.

Schools still under council control are busy forging links with local firms.In Manchester a second airport runway helped attract private-sector investment in the 1990s.

In many cases, they also have more money than schools under council control because they receive funds direct from Whitehall and do not have to give up some of this money to pay the local authority for its help in organising school transport, for example.

The paper proposes keeping 22 major libraries - to be known as Devon Centres - under council control.

He said "repeated Ofsted inspections" had been used to "destabilise" the Muslim faith school and bring it under council control.

The conference loved the commitment to bring academies and free schools back under local council control, but even here the shadow education secretary, Lucy Powell, is just at the foothills of what this means in practice.

Community schools – those still under local council control – are in danger of being reduced to a "sink" sector, where teachers struggle with low-attaining children from highly deprived backgrounds.

Shortly after Corbyn appointed her – apparently without ever having met her – she caused a stir when she reportedly told the Times Educational Supplement that she wanted to put academies and free schools under local council control.

For an example look at "Coxit" – the plan for Cotswold district council to join forces with West Oxfordshire and form a unitary authority, not under Gloucestershire county council control.

The third option is arm's length management organisations (almos), under which homes remain in council ownership but are run separately from council control.