Humberside: the strategic and environmental case for the county

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Biddick, I

Language: English Series: The Planner ; 79(2) February 1993, 12-15(4)Publication details: 1993Subject(s):

Summary: Presents a case for the retention of two-tier local government, arguing that strategic planning and environmental policy are functions most effectively dealt with by a county council. Humberside is taken as an example.

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Presents a case for the retention of two-tier local government, arguing that strategic planning and environmental policy are functions most effectively dealt with by a county council. Humberside is taken as an example.

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