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The Government has appointed a four-person team of inspectors to Spelthorne Borough Council as part of its intervention at the local authority.
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A rare silver penny discovered by a metal detectorist in Norfolk is "the first in the country" to benefit from a new Treasure Act definition “on the basis of national significance”, an expert has said.
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The Housing Ombudsman has revealed a significant reduction in the number of complaint handling failure orders (CHFOs) it has issued.
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The Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, Michael Gove, has approved a reduced intervention package at Liverpool City Council, with some functions carried out by Commissioners handed back to the local authority.
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