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Local Government weekly highlights—4 July 2019

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Published on: 04 July 2019
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This week’s edition of Local Government highlights includes the latest updates on Brexit, analysis of the Court of Appeal’s ruling in R (on the application of Z and others) v Hackney London Borough Council which upheld a discriminatory housing allocation policy as justified, analysis of an increase in mental health cases involving children and an update to the Pre Action Protocol on Judicial Review. It also includes various updates on healthcare, social housing, children’s social care, governance and planning.

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