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Shropshire seeks to extend shared services plan

Shropshire Council is considering plans to extend its shared services initiative to embrace Cheshire East Council.

Shropshire Council is considering plans to extend its shared services initiative to embrace Cheshire East Council – days after it was announced former chief executive Kim Ryley had moved to lead the neighbouring authority.

A Shropshire cabinet meeting held 25 July approved plans to embark on a 'tri-council' programme with Worcestershire and Staffordshire County Councils to collaborate on five areas: economic growth; ICT; fostering, adoption and residential care; education services to local schools and contract management and procurement.

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