UK government cancels Norfolk-Suffolk devolution deals, requiring direct-elected mayors.

The UK government has canceled devolution deals for Norfolk and Suffolk, which were set to provide significant local funding and control over various projects. The previous agreements were deemed insufficient by the new administration, which emphasized the need for directly-elected mayors. Local leaders have expressed disappointment over the decision, viewing it as a setback for local governance and community needs. The government is currently reviewing future devolution options.

September 12, 2024
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