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Worcestershire to bring trading standards back in-house

A district council leader has expressed her disappointment after Worcestershire CC decided to quit a shared service.

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By Dan Peters | 03 December 2015

A district council leader has expressed her disappointment after Worcestershire CC decided to quit a shared service.

Worcestershire Regulatory Services (WRS) will continue as a partnership of six district councils after County Hall decided to bring trading standards back in house.

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