Sentences with phrase «local authority boundaries»
The phrase "local authority boundaries" refers to the geographical limits or borders that define a local authority's jurisdiction or area of responsibility. Full definition
And in an attempt to get a wider range of possible adoptive parents there will be regional adoption agencies, working across local authority boundaries.
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The high levels of commuting across local authority boundaries within the city region mean that many residents of Doncaster and Barnsley will directly benefit from cleaner air at work and quicker commutes.
Inconsistencies across local authority boundaries on the time the pass can be used and when companion passes are valid must be eliminated.
«Sharing services also brings questions about the nature of local authority boundaries to the fore.
Constituencies may not be contiguous with local authority boundaries raising the prospect that part of a «safe seat» might be voting and another part would not be voting.
The research also found that a quarter of pupils in grammar schools cross local authority boundaries to attend them, compared to 9 per cent in non-selective schools.
These new powers need to be exercised across and with the consent of a number of local authorities because in the majority of cases they affect issues like transport and planning, which span across local authority boundaries.
Fifth, local authority boundaries should only be a guide for where the Boundary Commission should start, not a limiting factor.