Councils across England will receive another £1.6 billion in additional funding as they continue to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, the Local Government Secretary has announced This extra £1.6 billion
The Local Government Association published a report last week highlighting concerns that ‘millions of people living in rural England are at risk of being ‘left behind’ and missing out on
The Local Government Association (LGA) has warned that councils in England are facing an £8 billion funding gap by 2025. Metro reported that, according to the LGA, by 2020 councils
Working for our part of Rural England with the Rural Services Network Location: South West Population: 187,800 (2016) Interesting fact: Pulteney Bridge in Bath, which has shops
Working for our part of Rural England with the Rural Services Network Location: Yorkshire and the Humber Population: 208,400 (2016) Interesting fact: The International Ghost Research Foundation
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Councils across England will receive another £1.6 billion in additional funding as they continue to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, the Local Government Secretary has announced This extra £1.6 billion
The Local Government Association published a report last week highlighting concerns that ‘millions of people living in rural England are at risk of being ‘left behind’ and missing out on
The Local Government Association (LGA) has warned that councils in England are facing an £8 billion funding gap by 2025. Metro reported that, according to the LGA, by 2020 councils
Working for our part of Rural England with the Rural Services Network Location: South West Population: 187,800 (2016) Interesting fact: Pulteney Bridge in Bath, which has shops
Working for our part of Rural England with the Rural Services Network Location: Yorkshire and the Humber Population: 208,400 (2016) Interesting fact: The International Ghost Research Foundation
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