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COSLA leader hits back at critics with LGA comparison

The leader of COSLA has defended his under-fire organisation.

By MJ reporter | 13 March 2014

The leader of the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA), Cllr David O'Neill, has defended his under-fire organisation – by drawing unfavourable comparisons with the track record of its English counterpart, the Local Government Association (LGA), in lobbying against spending cuts.

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