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Brokenshire admits knowledge gap

James Brokenshire has admitted the Government does not know the councils that have not undergone a corporate peer challenge.

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By Dan Peters | 21 August 2018

James Brokenshire has admitted the Government does not know the councils that have not undergone a corporate peer challenge.

Communities secretary Mr Brokenshire confirmed the hole in the Government's knowledge in a written parliamentary answer to his shadow Andrew Gwynne.

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