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Local Government weekly highlights—8 November 2018

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Published on: 08 November 2018
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This week’s edition of Local Government highlights includes analysis of the public procurement decision in Anodiki Services EPE v GNA Case, the EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee inquiry into the UK’s future participation into the student exchange programme, Erasmus, and Horizon 2020 and Sir Oliver Letwin’s final report of the independent review of build-out rates, which sets out a series of recommendations to increase the rate at which housing is delivered on large sites.

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