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Tom Follett is project and policies manager, cities and devolution at thinktank Respublica

Two-tier local government is holding back housing

Comment05.12.17by Tom Follett

Replacing district councils with unitary county authorities will make it easier for new development to be delivered, argues Tom Follett

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