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Government misses self-imposed Easter reorganisation deadline

Preparations for local government reorganisation in Northamptonshire are moving ahead despite councils continuing to wait for a formal Government decision.

By Dan Peters, Hiba Mahamadi | 24 April 2019

Preparations for local government reorganisation in Northamptonshire are moving ahead despite councils continuing to wait for a formal Government decision.

The two-tier county is expected to be split into two unitary authorities after Northamptonshire CC issued two Section 114 notices last year.

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