Andy Burnham pledged to give councils more powers to help save declining high streets across the UK.
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Andy Burnham pledged to give councils more powers to help save declining high streets across the UK.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- High street issues were discussed in Parliament.Sub-event
- Local leaders in Chester are being given the power to say no to applications, such as one regarding a slots outlet, as part of the push for more local high street management.Sub-event
- Andy Burnham urged the Welsh Government (Senedd) to adopt similar measures to help save declining high streets.Sub-event
- New planning powers have been announced for local authorities to reshape high streets.Sub-event
Burnham addresses the decline of UK high streets and pledges new council powers.1 source
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Andy Burnham
British politician (born 1970)
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