PUBLIC RELATIONS

More councils accused of publicity code breach

A further batch of councils have today been ordered to comply with the Government’s publicity code.

By MJ Correspondent | 21 August 2014

A further batch of councils have today been ordered to comply with the Government's publicity code.

Local government minister Kris Hopkins has ordered seven councils – Enfield, Hillingdon and Lambeth LBCs, Luton BC, Medway Council, Mid Devon DC and North Somerset Council – to ensure their news-sheets are in line with the rules.

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