There's news about a Halifax town centre scheme and guidance on the Localism Act, and the community right to bid or challenge powers.
The Localism Act gives communities and groups the right to run a council service and to nominate assets that they wish to purchase from a council.
A Halifax town centre scheme aims, with the help of local businesses, to reunite family members or friends who get separated while out shopping.
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