Proceeding contribution from Richard Bacon (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 2 March 2010. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Norfolk, Suffolk and Devon (Local Government).
Norfolk, Suffolk and Devon (Local Government)
May I invite the hon. Gentleman to suggest another reason why other constituents could be affected by these changes? For example, in my constituency, which immediately abuts the city of Norwich, when the unitary authority proves to be unviable—if it goes ahead at all—because it is too small and run by people who could not run a whelk stall, it will want to expand its boundaries, encroach upon our area and come after my constituents for higher council tax payments in return for a poorer service.
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- 2009-10
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- Devon Ipswich Exeter Local government Local government services Norfolk Norwich Standards Unitary councils Suffolk
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