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Delay urged after calls for district-based unitary

The leader of Aylesbury Vale DC called for a ‘step change’ in how services are delivered as he backed a new district-based unitary authority.

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By Dan Peters | 17 December 2014

The leader of Aylesbury Vale DC called for a ‘step change' in how services are delivered as he backed a new district-based unitary authority.

Cllr Neil Blake revealed his position as he announced the council would investigate the case for a unitary authority based on the current district boundary.

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