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393:"Physical environment services" should be in the hands of a single authority. Examples of these services included planning and transport. To provide these wide area services, the authority should have boundaries that reflected geographical patterns of population and movement and provided a coherent area of administration.
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produce a 'yes' vote (in the event the first region voted 'no' overwhelmingly, and the other referendums were abandoned). The regional boundaries proposed were very similar to the three northern
Redcliffe-Maud provinces. Associated with this reform would have been a move to wholly unitary local
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Conservative Party conference in 1969 passed a highly critical motion, while suggesting that some reform of local
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February 1970, broadly accepting the recommendations of the report. The Government had however added two new metropolitan areas: West Yorkshire (with the five Bradford/Leeds/Halifax/Huddersfield/Mid-Yorkshire unitaries as districts), and South Hampshire based on the Southampton and
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would have preferred a two-tier system, with 35 city-regions of varying size, along with 148 districts. These were to be further grouped into five provinces. At a lower level, there would be 'common councils', roughly equivalent to
612:'s government, making the metropolitan boroughs effectively into unitary authorities. A further set of reforms in the 1990s led to the re-establishment of many old county boroughs as unitary authorities, along with other areas.
396:"Personal services" should likewise be administered by a single council. These included education, social services, health and housing. The optimum population range over which to provide these services was 250,000 to 1,000,000.
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Local government in England as proposed by the report
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government in the affected regions. In the area of
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425:: Planning, transport and general housing policy.
419:: Both physical environment and personal services
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2689:"1970 Conservative Party Manifesto"
2011:Northampton & Northamptonshire
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1150:St Helens-Widnes (the districts of
1140:, the western part of Knowsley and
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981:Cumberland & North Westmorland
508:prospective parliamentary candidate
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2671:"Remote Clash (Times Diary)".
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301:Victor Grayson Hardie Feather
1885:Cambridge – South Fens
1803:except the northern part of
1719:except the southern half of
1557:Coventry & Warwickshire
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657:Unitary / metropolitan area
504:Swale Rural District Council
267:, under the chairmanship of
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1739:non-metropolitan county of
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192:the claims made and adding
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1973:and the northern part of
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1965:, plus the districts of
1957:except the areas around
1902:, plus the areas around
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1247:Warrington (district of
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489:Observers felt that the
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1468:County of West Midlands
1401:, the northern part of
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1759:the former county of
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523:1970 general election
417:Unitary area councils
382:Division of functions
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1699:and the area around
1405:and the area around
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1318:, plus areas around
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1225:Bolton (district of
527:1974 re-organisation
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916:area of Derbyshire
663:Approximate extent
617:regional assemblies
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269:Lord Redcliffe-Maud
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1375:Crewe and Nantwich
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491:Conservative Party
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2247:West Surrey
2111:Three Rivers
1852:Peterborough
1839:East Anglia
1703:in Cornwall
1563:Warwickshire
1470:, excluding
1305:Macclesfield
1294:Macclesfield
1255:and part of
1201:and part of
1173:and part of
1064:South Ribble
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77:verification
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2539:"No. 44014"
2370:Test Valley
2362:Southampton
2308:Mole Valley
2178:Biggleswade
2119:Potters Bar
1994:Oxfordshire
1981:South East
1657:South West
1540:Wyre Forest
1514:(including
1506:Shropshire
1476:Wyre Forest
1452:Wyre Forest
999:Westmorland
975:North West
714:ceremonial
668:North East
629:referendums
539:Bournemouth
2746:Categories
2722:. London:
2698:18 October
2517:References
2487:Eastbourne
2468:Mid Sussex
2441:Chichester
2414:Winchester
2406:Portsmouth
2378:New Forest
2374:Winchester
2329:West Kent
2253:Spelthorne
2214:Uttlesford
2198:Colchester
2174:Uttlesford
2142:Broxbourne
2049:Buckingham
1967:Colchester
1920:Huntingdon
1833:New Forest
1794:Wiltshire
1725:South Hams
1721:West Devon
1697:South Hams
1693:West Devon
1585:Derbyshire
1565:including
1544:Bromsgrove
1512:Shropshire
1488:Litchfield
1456:Bromsgrove
1309:Derbyshire
1290:Vale Royal
1264:Manchester
1257:Vale Royal
1249:Warrington
1203:Vale Royal
1183:Merseyside
1175:Vale Royal
1111:Rossendale
1077:Blackburn
1031:The Fylde
991:Cumberland
924:Doncaster
848:Calderdale
766:Yorkshire
735:Sunderland
700:Sunderland
638:Lancashire
581:) and the
511:R.D. Moate
368:Merseyside
265:in England
186:improve it
110:newspapers
39:improve it
2674:The Times
2657:The Times
2622:The Times
2561:The Times
2366:Eastleigh
2316:Tandridge
2273:Guildford
2261:Runnymede
2257:Elmbridge
2154:Stevenage
2115:Hertsmere
2103:St Albans
2076:Aylesbury
1975:Braintree
1963:Haverhill
1959:Newmarket
1912:Haverhill
1904:Newmarket
1892:Cambridge
1829:Sherborne
1801:Wiltshire
1765:Wiltshire
1734:Somerset
1683:Plymouth
1675:and area
1663:Cornwall
1438:Halesowen
1424:Halesowen
1395:Lichfield
1371:Congleton
1301:Stockport
1152:St Helens
1138:Liverpool
1037:Blackpool
1022:Lancaster
989:, former
930:Doncaster
914:Dronfield
912:plus the
906:Rotherham
902:Sheffield
886:Wakefield
833:Harrogate
804:Bradford
787:Harrogate
755:Cleveland
748:Teesside
739:Easington
720:Easington
690:Tyneside
651:Province
627:, should
603:Cleveland
575:Rotherham
571:Sheffield
549:Aftermath
535:Berkshire
190:verifying
45:talk page
2491:Hastings
2449:Worthing
2281:Rushmoor
2277:Waverley
2206:Tendring
2068:Chiltern
2053:Ampthill
2022:Brackley
2002:Brackley
1971:Tendring
1924:St. Ives
1868:Stamford
1741:Somerset
1689:Plymouth
1669:Cornwall
1651:Stamford
1567:Coventry
1548:Redditch
1496:Stafford
1484:Tamworth
1480:Redditch
1472:Coventry
1460:Redditch
1445:Solihull
1434:Sandwell
1407:Stafford
1391:Tamworth
1363:Stafford
1332:Cheshire
1316:Tameside
1286:Trafford
1272:Trafford
1242:Rochdale
1097:Burnley
1084:Hyndburn
987:Carlisle
910:Barnsley
871:Dewsbury
863:Kirklees
842:Halifax
810:Bradford
599:Teesside
583:Tyneside
563:Bradford
469:Reaction
444:(NACP),
202:May 2021
140:May 2021
2597:1795107
2499:Wealden
2445:Horsham
2402:Gosport
2398:Fareham
2320:Crawley
2166:Royston
2164:except
2117:except
2107:Watford
2097:except
2095:Dacorum
2072:Wycombe
2041:Bedford
2000:, plus
1955:Suffolk
1940:Waveney
1916:Royston
1856:Fenland
1701:Saltash
1673:Saltash
1627:Rutland
1589:Glossop
1474:, plus
1320:Glossop
1268:Salford
1199:Chester
1171:Chester
1103:Burnley
1068:Chorley
1060:Preston
995:Appleby
709:Durham
654:Number
634:Cumbria
621:regions
597:), and
591:Bristol
569:), the
349:borough
184:Please
124:scholar
2730:
2595:
2495:Rother
2410:Havant
2269:Woking
2234:Henley
2202:Harlow
2191:Essex
2158:Harlow
2026:Oundle
1996:minus
1876:Ramsey
1872:Oundle
1864:Bourne
1825:Dorset
1671:minus
1647:Bourne
1279:Oldham
1227:Bolton
1191:Halton
1163:Wirral
1156:Halton
1142:Bootle
1131:Sefton
1107:Pendle
867:Batley
823:Leeds
814:Craven
795:Whitby
791:Craven
785:minus
759:Whitby
718:minus
698:minus
585:area (
577:area (
565:area (
543:Dorset
537:, and
531:Slough
126:
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2593:JSTOR
2522:Notes
2472:Lewes
2182:Sandy
2123:Luton
2099:Tring
2080:Tring
1769:Frome
1745:Frome
1717:Devon
1591:plus
1436:plus
1220:Wigan
1041:Fylde
829:Leeds
772:York
761:etc.
757:plus
559:Leeds
541:with
533:with
131:JSTOR
117:books
2728:ISBN
2700:2020
2497:and
2470:and
2447:and
2437:Adur
2433:Arun
2416:and
2392:the
2318:and
2285:Hart
2212:and
2204:and
2180:and
2172:and
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2078:and
2070:and
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2043:and
2024:and
1961:and
1922:and
1898:and
1874:and
1858:and
1761:Avon
1649:and
1546:and
1373:and
1240:and
1238:Bury
1129:and
1045:Wyre
1020:and
967:and
869:and
783:York
781:and
737:and
636:and
595:Avon
483:Cmnd
355:and
323:and
252:The
103:news
2585:doi
2581:135
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2748::
2726:.
2691:.
2591:.
2579:.
2541:.
2530:^
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