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unitary

[yoo-ni-ter-ee] / ˈyu nɪˌtɛr i /










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"There will be more responsibilities as well – perhaps those unitary authorities don't wish to take on and town and parish councils could feel that void."

From BBC

It means some of the councils up for election this year will be folded into new unitary councils in 2027 or 2028, so councillors could only be in office for a year.

From BBC

From 2028, every district council in Worcestershire will be dissolved, and replaced by either one unitary authority for the county, or two, covering the north and south.

From BBC

The existing county council and six district councils would disappear - with Cheltenham joining Tewkesbury and the Cotswold district in a new eastern unitary authority.

From BBC

The new emperor, Franz Joseph I, declared that Austria was a unitary state.

From The Wall Street Journal