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We asked
We asked what you thought of our plan to take on some responsibilities locally that national government had previously managed from London. We drafted our proposal and had it accepted, based on:
your feedback
Greater Lincolnshire experience, data and services
government conditions
You said
More than 4,100 Greater Lincolnshire residents participated. You said:
only 38% of us want a mayor – it adds another layer of government
you want more opportunities for Greater Lincolnshire and its residents
public transport needed to improve
We did
submitted an approved proposal to start work on taking local responsibility
accept a mayor as a condition of the funding to help grow the area
start work on (and since submit our proposal) local government reorganisation to reduce layers and bureaucracy in Lincolnshire
for a combined county authority to work on priorities around growth, jobs and adult education
continued to enhance bus services and keep fares low on key routes to connect people and places
We asked
We asked what you thought of our plan to take on some responsibilities locally that national government had previously managed from London. We drafted our proposal and had it accepted, based on:
your feedback
Greater Lincolnshire experience, data and services
government conditions
You said
More than 4,100 Greater Lincolnshire residents participated. You said:
only 38% of us want a mayor – it adds another layer of government
you want more opportunities for Greater Lincolnshire and its residents
public transport needed to improve
We did
submitted an approved proposal to start work on taking local responsibility
accept a mayor as a condition of the funding to help grow the area
start work on (and since submit our proposal) local government reorganisation to reduce layers and bureaucracy in Lincolnshire
for a combined county authority to work on priorities around growth, jobs and adult education
continued to enhance bus services and keep fares low on key routes to connect people and places