Diary must whisper it but, on rare occasions, councils don’t do themselves any favours.
Take Cheshire West and Chester Council, where the public protection team has been criticised for suggesting, to a rural farmer, he deal with a cockerel that had the temerity to crow at 6.50am – thereby awakening delicate neighbours.
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