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  1. Service failures are being experienced by Worcestershire residents as merger proposals risk leaving rural communities vulnerable, with PCC John Campion raising concerns about public consultation.

Worcestershire County Council is facing LGR plans to create unitary authorities.

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Worcestershire County Council is facing LGR plans to create unitary authorities.

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  1. Worcestershire County Council is dealing with political fallout, including seat losses and cabinet appointments, as it faces LGR plans to create unitary authorities.Sub-event
  2. Worcester is establishing a new unitary authority council to manage city services and high street development.Sub-event
  3. A councillor serving on both Wychavon and Worcestershire County Councils, Dan Boatright-Greene, speaks out about political issues including Westminster's revolving door.Sub-event
  4. LGR plans are underway to reorganize authorities in Worcestershire.1 source

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