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Districts decide against legal challenge to reorganisation

Districts decide against legal challenge to reorganisation
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CONFIRMED: New unitaries to be formed in county reorganisations

CONFIRMED: New unitaries to be formed in county reorganisations
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Somerset districts affirm commitment to poll in defiance of Jenrick

Districts reprimanded by Jenrick over offensive spoof campaign website | Local Government Chronicle (LGC)

The communities secretary has sent a strongly critical letter to the leaders of the district councils in Somerset, accusing them of potentially “undermining the reputation and standing of local government in the country” by directing local electors to a spoof website containing “offensive” material and “sexist and derogatory depictions of women”. Robert Jenrick  had already been angered by Mendip, Sedgemoor, and South Somerset DCs and Somerset West & Taunton Council’s decision to plough ahead with a referendum on reorganisation proposals, alongside but separate to the government’s own consultation on the issue which closed last month. The poll cost the districts more than £300,000 to carry out.

Getting beyond the climate wishlists: the struggle to turn carbon pledges into action

Getting beyond the climate wishlists: the struggle to turn carbon pledges into action Councils face an uphill struggle to turn their carbon reduction pledges into meaningful action. The post-Covid recovery needs to be green if local and national commitments to tackle climate change are to be met. The scale of the challenge is significant; it took the UK 26 years to cut ­emissions by 40% from 1990 levels. A further 40% must now be cut in a decade, but much of the cheaper and less disruptive low-hanging fruit has already been picked. So far councils have lacked the direction and tools they need from the centre to take the necessary measures to honour the climate emergency pledges they have made, particularly regarding retrofitting buildings and decarbonising energy systems on an area-wide scale. Work to improve energy efficiency has been hampered by the demise of a flagship government programme. The £1.5bn green homes grant voucher scheme was scrapped six months after its launch

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