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The shift in local politics

Whisper it softly but the tectonic plates of local politics are beginning to shift, writes Paul Wheeler.

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By Paul Wheeler | 03 September 2015

Whisper it softly but the tectonic plates of local politics are beginning to shift.

As much by accident as design the question of the role and number of councillors is beginning to gain traction.

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