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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.

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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.

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  1. Local councils and associations presented proposals to ministers aiming to shift power to local leaders.Sub-event
  2. Parliamentary prorogation coincides with the confirmation of Pride in Place programmes bringing funds for local areas like Darwen, Lancashire, and Rossendale.Sub-event
  3. Government outlines commitments to local government decentralization in Parliament.1 source

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