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"Reference list of sources, arranged alphabeticaly under names of places": v. l, p. xviii-lvi. ; Original text in Latin and old French, with English translation. ; At head of title: Selden society. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Merseyside borough delivers improvements in children's social care after Ofsted 'inadequate' judgment in 2014

West Midlands borough has high levels of poverty and a growing child population raising pressure on new children's trust

Pages [i]-[iv] including t.-p., supplied in photostat ; Blank pages between appendix to part I and part II ; Appendix: Decisions of the Supreme court.--pt. II. [Acts and statutes] ; pt. I. Borough statute, no. 359. Notes to Borough state ; Mode of access: Internet.

Bedfordshire town has introduced new ways of working to help address challenges linked to high rates of child poverty

Small North East council has invested in children's social work but is searching for ways to reduce care services demand

AbstractUnfair representation at its worst. No regard is paid either to population or taxpaying. The basis is wholly arbitrary.

The original ed., published in 1944, was prepared by the Pennsylvania Government Administration Service. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Title Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- PART I: INTRODUCTION -- Chapter 1: The growth of London and its need for government -- 1965 -- LONDON'S GROWTH - A BRIEF HISTORY -- THE CITY OF LONDON AND THE GROWTH OF A METROPOLIS -- A GROWING DEMAND FOR METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT -- THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL -- THE COMING OF 'GREATER' LONDON -- FURTHER STRUGGLE FOR REFORM -- THE FINAL PUSH -- THE BIRTH OF THE LONDON BOROUGHS -- Chapter 2: The new boroughs and their context -- Chapter 3: 1963-65: creating the boroughs -- PART II: HISTORY -- Chapter 4: The thirty-two boroughs: a brief history -- INNER LONDON -- OUTER LONDON -- PART III: CONCLUSIONS -- Chapter 5: Fifty years: an analysis -- IMPACT OF HISTORY AND THE PROCESS OF REFORM -- SETTING UP THE BOROUGHS -- HOUSING -- ROADS -- PLANNING -- EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES -- THE CHANGING ECONOMY, REGENERATION AND A NEW MODEL OF LONDON GOVERNMENT -- DEMOGRAPHY AND IMMIGRATION -- BOROUGH POLITICS -- THE POLITICAL REVOLUTION OF THE 1980S -- THE BOROUGHS AND THE INTERREGNUM -- BOROUGH JOINT WORKING AND REPRESENTATION -- FIFTY GLORIOUS YEARS? -- THE STUDY OF CITIES -- Chapter 6: Counterfactuals -- IF DIFFERENT GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS FROM THE 1965 ONES HAD BEEN INTRODUCED -- IF DIFFERENT POLICIES HAD BEEN PURSUED IN KEY SPHERES -- IF DIFFERENT SOCIAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE HAD OCCURRED -- Chapter 7: Concluding observations -- APPENDIX 1: Borough population data -- APPENDIX 2: Non-borough London government institutions -- APPENDIX 3: Abbreviations frequently used -- APPENDIX 4: Borough leaders and chief executives -- Index -- A, B, C -- D, E, F -- G, H, I -- J, K, L -- M, N, O -- P, Q, R -- S, T, U -- V, W, X -- Y, Z -- Copyright

North West borough has plans to transform children's social care but a shortage of permanent practitioners remains a problem