REORGANISATION

Hertfordshire ditches single unitary proposal

Change of leadership at Hertfordshire CC following May’s local elections has led to a single unitary option for reorganisation being dropped for the region.

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By Paul Marinko | 13 June 2025
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A change of leadership at Hertfordshire CC following May's local elections has led to a single unitary option for reorganisation being dropped for the region.

Prior to the county council polls the Tory-led authority had backed a single unitary plan – a position opposed by the boroughs and districts.

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