Proceeding contribution from Baroness Armstrong of Hill Top (Labour) in the House of Lords on Monday, 13 December 2010. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Local Government: Finance.
Local Government: Finance
Will the Minister confirm that areas of deprivation have lost out from more than just today’s settlement, because other grants such as the working neighbourhoods grant went directly to the most deprived and vulnerable people? What will the Government do to make sure that some of those communities do not sink further away from being able to turn themselves around? That is what that money was used for. Where is the money coming from that is being used to dampen the worst excesses of the settlement? Which other areas in the rest of the department are losing in order to make sure that the dampening effect can be exerted on the settlement?
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- 2010-12
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- Council tax Council tax capping Local government Local government finance Powers Business rates Referendums Social services Greater Manchester Police Authority Nottinghamshire Police Authority
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