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Unitary bid

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History and documents relating to the establishment of Cornwall Council

The Local Government White Paper 'Strong and Prosperous Communities'  was published by the Department of Communities and Local Government in October 2006.

Amongst other things, the white paper offered councils in two tier areas (where there were separate county and district councils) the opportunity to submit proposals to  reorganise the local arrangements and set up a new unitary council.

Cornwall County Council submitted a proposal for a single council for Cornwall which in July 2007 was approved by the government.

The new council, Cornwall Council, came into being on 1 April 2009 and the first elections will be held on 4 June  2009.

On this page you can find the original unitary proposal documents submitted to the government and links to the related legislation that enabled Cornwall Council to be set up.

Unitary bid proposals

Part I

Part 2

Part 3

Legislation relating to the establishment of Cornwall Council

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