- Developments in local governance include the combined authority formation of Cheshire and Warrington, and Andy Burnham's advocacy for devolved powers from London.
- Centralized governance is failing to address local needs, according to recent reports.
A recent argument suggests that England's regional structure requires reform away from centralized power, using Tees Valley to illustrate current devolution weaknesses.
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A recent argument suggests that England's regional structure requires reform away from centralized power, using Tees Valley to illustrate current devolution weaknesses.
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