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  1. The #UK #Government has confirmed plans to reorganise local government in 14 more areas of #England, replacing two-tier council structures with new unitary authorities. The reforms aim to simplify services, reduce duplication and cut bureaucracy, with savings expected to be reinvested in priorities such as road maintenance and social care. Ministers say the changes will strengthen local leadership, support devolution and boost economic growth by improving planning, housing and infrastructure. Overall, 134 councils are expected to become 38 unitary authorities. The latest areas include #Kent and Medway, #Hertfordshire, #Nottinghamshire and #Nottingham, #Lancashire, #Devon, #Lincolnshire, #Gloucestershire, #Derbyshire, #Warwickshire, Worcestershire, #Oxfordshire, Leicester and Rutland, East Sussex and Brighton and Hove, and Staffordshire. Decisions on West Sussex and Cambridgeshire and Peterborough will be made later.
    gov.uk/government/news/14-more

  2. This is the leader of #NBBCouncil, Councillor Kris Wilson (Cons), demonstrating the typical outdated, anti-cycling attitude common to the local Tories. They are actively standing in the way of providing safer routes for vulnerable road users and enabling modal shift for local journeys.

    youtube.com/watch?v=CvdKX8BX-6

    #cycling #ActiveTravel #Nuneaton #Bedworth #Warwickshire

  3. More local Tory councillors have shown their hostility to enabling modal shift and improving cycling infrastructure in a recent Borough Council Committee session, with comments that are ill-informed and untrue.

    Blog, session video and transcript: fiets.uk/2023-01-20/ill-inform

    #cycling #activeTravel #Nuneaton #Bedworth #NBBCouncil #warwickshire

  4. @LeicsCountyBike @alexmace This is the page for #Warwickshire Police, and I know there are others including #WestMidlands Police. There's a link in there which will take you through to the #Nextbase system which provides a straightforward (though not flawless) single page reporting method.

    Having used both, it's a good system compared to Leics. However, individual force processes do still come into play. For example, Warks now give brief status updates; WM do not.

    warwickshire.police.uk/police-

  5. @LeicsCountyBike @alexmace This is the page for #Warwickshire Police, and I know there are others including #WestMidlands Police. There's a link in there which will take you through to the #Nextbase system which provides a straightforward (though not flawless) single page reporting method.

    Having used both, it's a good system compared to Leics. However, individual force processes do still come into play. For example, Warks now give brief status updates; WM do not.

    warwickshire.police.uk/police-

  6. @LeicsCountyBike @alexmace This is the page for #Warwickshire Police, and I know there are others including #WestMidlands Police. There's a link in there which will take you through to the #Nextbase system which provides a straightforward (though not flawless) single page reporting method.

    Having used both, it's a good system compared to Leics. However, individual force processes do still come into play. For example, Warks now give brief status updates; WM do not.

    warwickshire.police.uk/police-

  7. @LeicsCountyBike @alexmace This is the page for Police, and I know there are others including Police. There's a link in there which will take you through to the system which provides a straightforward (though not flawless) single page reporting method.

    Having used both, it's a good system compared to Leics. However, individual force processes do still come into play. For example, Warks now give brief status updates; WM do not.

    warwickshire.police.uk/police-

  8. @LeicsCountyBike @alexmace This is the page for #Warwickshire Police, and I know there are others including #WestMidlands Police. There's a link in there which will take you through to the #Nextbase system which provides a straightforward (though not flawless) single page reporting method.

    Having used both, it's a good system compared to Leics. However, individual force processes do still come into play. For example, Warks now give brief status updates; WM do not.

    warwickshire.police.uk/police-