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Cracking the code

Many believe in the need for an ethical code for officers to follow and, in the wake of SOLACE’s recent unveiling of its own draft ethics code, Dan Peters reports on a poll of 1,000 councillors by The MJ

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By Dan Peters | 30 September 2015

Local government in the 1960s is synonymous with tales of large-scale systematic corruption.

The sector has come a long way since then but it would be foolish to be complacent.

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