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Wales: local government and politics

James Downe

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Within Wales, local councils provide the main focus for democratic politics below the devolved government in Cardiff, and organise the provision of most local services. James Downe looks at how well they fulfil their roles.

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Within Wales, local councils provide the main focus for democratic politics below the devolved government in Cardiff, and organise the provision of most local services. James Downe looks at how well they fulfil their roles.

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Within Wales, local councils provide the main focus for democratic politics below the devolved government in Cardiff, and organise the provision of most local services. James Downe looks at how well they fulfil their roles.

Key concepts: Politics, Local government, Public administration, Political science, Government (linguistics), Democracy, Focus (optics), Law

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