- Parliament discussed how it supports local communities.
- The government presented a ministerial statement in Parliament, committing to decentralization and local development, confirming the local government system is part of the national government.
Parliamentary prorogation coincides with the confirmation of Pride in Place programmes bringing funds for local areas like Darwen, Lancashire, and Rossendale.
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Parliamentary prorogation coincides with the confirmation of Pride in Place programmes bringing funds for local areas like Darwen, Lancashire, and Rossendale.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.£20m injected into communities through the Pride in Place programme.1 source
Government funding programs are underway following the prorogation of Parliament.1 source
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The government presented a ministerial statement in Parliament, committing to decentralization and local development, confirming the local government system is part of the national government.Also in this story
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