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Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Response
Recognise true county identities in proposed council reorganisation in Staffs and Stoke, (which is a fraction of geographic Staffordshire plus part of four other counties).
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‘Nottinghamshire’ shake-up Response
Real Counties responded to the consultation on Nottinghamshire’s unitary government, emphasizing respect for true county identities in any new admin structures.
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Response to ‘Greater Lincolnshire’ Consultation
Our submission on proposed local government changes in ‘Greater Lincolnshire’ emphasises respect for true county identities and distinct admin boundaries.
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Response to Leicestershire & Rutland Plans
We have responded to council reform proposals in Leicestershire & Rutland, emphasizing importance of protecting true county identities amid structural changes.
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Respect Lancs AND Yorks in council overhaul
Consultation on local government restructuring in ‘Lancashire’: RealCounties emphasizes the need to respect historic county names amidst administrative changes.
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Real Counties Responds to ‘Hertfordshire’ Proposals
We emphasise protecting historic county identities in response to Hertfordshire’s local government consultation, urging clear distinctions in new structures.
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Respect True Counties in Gloucestershire Shake-Up
The Campaign has submitted a response emphasizing the need to distinguish between admin boundaries and historic counties in council reform proposals.
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New Councils Can’t Erase Devon’s True Boundaries
ONS guidance confirms Devon and other historic counties remain real and important. Our local government consultation response calls for this to be respected.
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Campaign Warns Against ‘Derbyshire’ Label
The Campaign for Historic Counties urges Government to protect true county identities, amid proposals that misrepresent Derbyshire’s identity and call for neutral naming.
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‘Cambridgeshire’ changes must respect all counties
The Campaign for Historic Counties urges recognition of historic county identities in response to the consultation on unitary councils in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
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‘Oxfordshire’ shake-up: Don’t mis-name counties!
The Campaign for Historic Counties urges Government to adopt accurate naming for new councils, emphasizing importance of recognizing true county boundaries.

