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When it comes to new unitaries, is big really better?

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By Peter J Holt
| The MJ Verified
REORGANISATION When it comes to new unitaries, is big really better? Official data gathered by Uttlesford DC for the District Councils’ Network undermines the Government’s argument for large unitary authorities, says Peter Holt By Peter Holt | 10 March 2025 SHARE We now know that Essex is one of the areas that has made it onto the Government's Devolution Priority Programme.
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Holt: This is why we invest in education and training in San Antonio

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By Peter J Holt
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
Torii Hughes receives a box of crayons at the Pre-K for SA East Education Center in August. Investing in all levels of education, from early childhood to workforce development, is essential to creating a strong workforce. Billy Calzada/Staff photographer Pre-K 4 SA’s mission to expand access to quality education for 3- and 4-year-olds throughout San Antonio is driving real change in our community.
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Support working families and early learning by voting for Prop 2

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By Peter J Holt, Jonathan Gurwitz, Leslie Cantu, Elaine Mendoza
| San Antonio Report Verified
San Antonio is home to more than 700 child care centers, with more than 80% of them small businesses and many of them family-owned. They have been lovingly ensuring that our children from birth up to age 5 are well cared for. But during the pandemic, due to significant enrollment declines, as much as 20% of San Antonio day care centers closed.
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