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Title:
AKA CityDon'tCare
Description:
In Norwich (as elsewhere) many council services such as refuse collections and the maintenance of (ex) council properties have been privatised. They are now the responsibility of CityCare... AKA City Don't Care
Author:
MissOHaha
Tags:
care, city, council, don't, Hardy, housing, Mick, Norwich, privatisation, social,
AKA CityDon'tCare
Description:
In Norwich (as elsewhere) many council services such as refuse collections and the maintenance of (ex) council properties have been privatised. They are now the responsibility of CityCare... AKA City Don't Care
Author:
MissOHaha
Tags:
care, city, council, don't, Hardy, housing, Mick, Norwich, privatisation, social,
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