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District launches judicial review challenge against housing scheme over lack of contribution to extra school places
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District loses High Court battle with harbour board over payment for works
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District mulling legal action over plan to place refugees on army base
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District planning authorities in England issue fewest number of enforcement notices since records began
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District says it would not contest election petition after ineligible voters took part in parish by-election
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District to adopt Code of Practice on Good Governance following LGA report
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District to consider “ground-breaking” trial of four-day week for desk-based staff
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District to deliver building contracts after contractor goes into administration
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District to investigate why councillors were removed from audit and standards committee meeting
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District to launch legal challenge over grant by inspector of permission for 133-unit retirement village
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District to write to Secretary of State to call for ability to hold remote meetings
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District warns planning bill could weaken environmental safeguards
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District wins first ever judicial review challenge to decision of planning inspector
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Districts end legal challenge over government approach to Buckinghamshire unitary
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