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Leicestershire tells LGA to change

Leicestershire CC has told the Local Government Association (LGA) to change if it wants to keep it as a member beyond next year.

By Mark Conrad | 27 March 2017

Leicestershire CC has told the Local Government Association (LGA) to change if it wants to keep it as a member beyond next year.

The county has given the LGA notice to leave the association amid rising tensions over its handling of top-tier issues.

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