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Local Government weekly highlights—5 September 2019

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Published on: 05 September 2019

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This week’s edition of Local Government highlights includes analysis of the Court of Appeal’s decisions in relation to Public Space Protection Orders in Dulgheriu v London Borough of Ealing and in relation to Traffic Regulation Orders in Trail Riders Fellowship v Hampshire County Council; the latest brexit bulletins on UK e-notification service for procurement called Find a Tender and no deal guidance; details of an independent review conducted by the government on finances of colleges, together with updates on healthcare, judicial review, social housing, licensing, planning and environmental law.

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