Calls for a Dungeness C were also backed by Shepway council, but the local authority said the likelihood of having a new nuclear power station was low.
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Labour's justice spokesman Richard Baker welcomed the latest figures, but warned that local authority police boards may not be able to continue funding so many officers next year.
The number of new housing association homes completed fell, but the number of local authority new build completions increased from 614 to 1, 085.
He told the second day of the hearing that he now worked for a local authority but was earning less than he had done as a driver.
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But the change to local authority control over public health has led many councils to voice concerns about how much money they will get and the formula that central government will use to allocate funding.
But while academies are free from local authority influence they are not completely independent of central government.
It was one of the ideas on which Highland Council consulted the public last year, but was not included in the local authority's 2013-15 budget.
But an appeal to the local education authority (LEA) has been rejected on the grounds the school's governors are within their rights to make the change.
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She said the council "struggles with" government policy in favour of free schools and academies, which do not fall under local authority control, but she said problems could be avoided by finding the "right provider".
Plumping down at his receptionist's desk, and ignoring his tidy and little-used office, he listens to two businessmen who want to build a cinema but are facing hurdles getting the local authority to seal the project.
Foundation schools may decide to do building work without getting local authority agreement - but they cannot raise a loan on the buildings and of course it means they have to put right anything that goes wrong.
Nick Bourne (Leader of the Welsh Conservatives) asked about the impact of his policies on local government expenditure and accused central government of presiding over a fall in local authority spending, but an increase in council tax.
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But council leader Drew Hendry denied the local authority had been unduly influenced by commercial companies, and he said the West Link process was transparent.
But one of Mr Allen's local authority partners, Eric Milligan, who sits on the Lothian and Borders Police Board, said the idea of a single force betrayed the localised history of Scottish policing and threatened the independence of the force.
His policy revolves around this government's innovation of neighbourhood plans - groups of residents, villages, parish councils, interest groups set up to shape planning decisions in a given area but whatever mix, all designated by a local authority.
In July last year, Swindon Borough Council became the first English local authority to abandon speed cameras, but Wiltshire Police vowed to continue using mobile cameras.
Some foster carers allow young people to stay with them beyond the age of 18 but they often do so without financial support from their local authority.
He said he was "confident" the local authority could meet its savings target, but added that it may take longer than the current financial year to do so.
Academies are state funded, but privately-run schools which operate independently of their local education authority.
She added that the supplier and the local authority were based in the same area, but declined to say where.
Until December 2007 registrars in Islington worked on a freelance basis but since then they have been under direct control of the local authority.
But if a child goes to a primary school in another local authority's area, parents will need to get their form to their "home" council - on paper or online.
But many local organisations came out against it, including Dartmoor National Park Authority and about eight nearby parish councils.
But town councillors in Llanfair Caereinion have since agreed to pay the local authority to turn about 50 of them back on.
Previously the local authority wanted to withdraw funding to 11 libraries, but the High Court ruled last year the council's decision was unlawful.
But there are some big issues like transport, that do cross local authority boundaries, and the people in your film there represent ten or eleven local authorities in the Greater Manchester area and that obviously poses some quite big questions of co-ordination.
Most local authority homes will be replaced in the same town, but homes in Hadleigh, Ixworth, Beccles and Wickham Market are being closed with the replacement homes being built in neighbouring towns.
For example, schools to the west of London regard the area as Middlesex and want to use that as the geographical part of their name, but have been told they cannot because it no longer exists as a local authority area.
The information local authority officials seek from the DVLA is often available from other sources, but at a higher cost.
But in presenting the pay deal for teachers, the government asserted that it had increased local authority funding by 5.7%, more than sufficient to cover the increases in pay.
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