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An elected Mayor for every major English town and city

The Government should introduce elected mayors in every major town and city in England, according to a paper for the latest edition of ppr, the quarterly journal of the Institute for Public Policy Research (ippr) published today. This would give stronger local political leadership, clearer accountability and encourage central government to decentralise more powers to local government.


By IPPR UK.


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