Are we looking at going back to a time before the local government act 1972, which on April 1 1974 created the system of Local District Councils and County Council we would recognise today? What are people initial thoughts of the impact of such a move where for instance Norfolk and Planning, Heritage Planning, Archaeological Planning and many other questions.
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