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  1. A proposed unitary authority structure is under consideration, involving a local government reorganisation plan and a proposed east-west split authority across several councils.

Staffordshire and Lichfield District Council are forming a new unitary authority.

4 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 10
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Staffordshire and Lichfield District Council are forming a new unitary authority.

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StaffordshireLichfield District Council

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  1. Government is reviewing reorganisation plans, including proposals to abolish both councils.1 source
  2. Lichfield District Council provided a funding award for diversification projects involving Pipehill Farm.Sub-event
  3. The proposed merger of Staffordshire and Lichfield District Council into a unitary authority has been paused.1 source
  4. Parliament must approve the structural changes order concerning Staffordshire.Sub-event
  5. The formation of a new unitary authority involving Lichfield and Staffordshire.1 source

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