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Council leaders wary of radical plan to redraw Scotland's local government map

Council leaders wary of radical plan to redraw Scotland's local government map

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But less has happened than had originally been expected and the talk now is of a fundamental overhaul. They worked together with county councils.There are no indications at present of the likely geographical boundaries of the new authorities. Nor is there any indication of just how they would be funded.

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Council leaders wary of radical plan to redraw Scotland's local government mapImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The future of Scotland's 32 council system hangs in the balanceByJamie McIvorScotland news correspondentPublished5 minutes agoCouncil leaders have been voicing their concerns about proposals for the biggest shake up of local government in 30 years.Some have warned Scottish government plans to potentially streamline the number of authorities from 32 to six will not save money.Others have questioned the potential impact on rural parts and the "absurd" timeline.Under proposals for a new two-tier system, external, the regional bodies would focus on major issues such as education and economic growth.Between 120 and 160 community authorities would also be created, contributing…

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