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County issues LGR legal letter

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By Caitlin Webb
| Local Government Chronicle Verified
Lincolnshire CC has issued a pre-action protocol letter calling on the government to explain how it made its decision on local government reorganisation. In Greater Lincolnshire, four different proposals were put forward for LGR. Lincolnshire CC had backed a proposal for the existing unitary authorities North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire councils to remain the same but with the rest of the county forming a third single council.
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Unitary’s first chief announces retirement

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By Caitlin Webb
| Local Government Chronicle Verified
North Yorkshire Council’s founding chief executive will step down from the position next year. Richard Flinton, who became the first chief of the unitary after the county’s previous eight authorities merged in April 2023, plans to begin his retirement at the end of March.
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Why LGR savings may take years to materialise

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By Caitlin Webb
| Local Government Chronicle Verified
Councils are having to find tens of millions of pounds to pay for local government reorganisation, while questions remain over whether the promised savings will materialise. The government has allocated at least £900,000 to each new unitary authority from a £63m transition fund, with a further £150,000 available to support the recruitment of directors of statutory services.
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