Editorial: Issue 226 10 Jan 2011
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The government’s Localism Bill appeared on 13 December, the same day as communities secretary Eric Pickles announced a massive reduction of the “formula” grant in the local government settlement for 2011-12 and 2012-13. Discussion of the Localism Bill has focussed on ideas designed to give the “Big?Society” concept substance, including giving people the right to trigger referendums on any local issue, to challenge increases in Council Tax above ceilings set by...
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