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Documents relating to the inspection into the governance of Liverpool City Council and the best value intervention.
Website of Torbay Council
Details of Local Council Tax Support claimant numbers in each quarter
This report examines key themes from our regulation of social landlords over the past year, covering our governance, financial viability and consumer standards.
The Standards Board for England, branded as Standards for England, was a non-departmental public body sponsored by the Department for Communities and Local Government.
Additional guidance on requirements for Town Deals Boards during the delivery phase of the Towns Fund.
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