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Scottish councils reject shared service proposal

Three councils in Scotland have rejected a shared service proposal after concluding it would not offer ‘value for money’.

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By Martin Ford | 10 April 2025
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Three councils in Scotland have rejected a shared service proposal after concluding it would not offer ‘value for money'.

Renfrewshire, West Dunbartonshire and Inverclyde councils looked at sharing a single internal audit and fraud service to address ‘resilience' concerns.

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