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Tag Archives: Bob Neil
Do Regions Matter?
Our regions conference yesterday went with a fizz. I started the event by proposing ‘five principles for a new debate’: Regional arrangements should be voluntary and locally self defined – not dictated by the EU or by Whitehall Democracy and accountability of regions should be vested in local government, accountable to the people through locally elected [...]
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