Concerns Over New Council System
Concerns have been raised that the new unitary authorities in Cambridgeshire may not last 10 years after existing councils are abolished.
Councillors at Cambridgeshire County Council expressed concerns about the local government reorganisation process, questioning its potential benefits, at a meeting on October 21.
- The current councils in Cambridgeshire may cease to exist by 2028.
- They would be replaced by new unitary authorities providing all services currently split between district councils and the county council.
The Government requested that all councils in the area develop a new council structure, aiming to save money with fewer, larger councils.
Initially, three options were announced as the main proposals being considered in Cambridgeshire.
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Author's summary: New council system in Cambridgeshire may not be long-lasting.
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