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Workshop shows ways to offset frontline service cuts

Senior local government officers will meet in Nottingham next week to hear how Midlands councils are innovating to generate income.

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By Dan Peters | 06 January 2015

Senior local government officers will meet in Nottingham next week to hear how Midlands councils are innovating to generate income.

Held in partnership with the Local Government Association (LGA) and East Midlands Councils, the free workshop on Tuesday aims to provide an opportunity to hear more about innovative examples of councils generating income.

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