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Councils urged to 'seek alternative delivery models' in bid for savings

Councils must think about alternative delivery models as they reach a predicted tipping point in 2016, auditors have urged.

By MJ Correspondent | 05 December 2013

Councils cannot ‘put their heads in the sand' and must think about alternative delivery models as they reach a predicted tipping point in 2016, auditors from Grant Thornton have urged.

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