Titlebook: Voting in Cities; L. J. Sharpe (Lecturer in Public Administration an Book 1967 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Exeter, small part of its labour force is in manufacture. It is classified by Moser and Scott. as a professional and administrative centre (as are, for instance, Oxford and Bath), and education is one of its most rapidly growing activities.

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obscurity

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West Hartlepool,rew they became interspersed with industry. Old Stranton village — the original settlement, with 350 inhabitants in 1901 — was chewed up, and its green disappeared, along with all other green spaces in the vicinity. The population, 4,500 in 1851, rose to 21,000 in 1871 and 63,000 in 1901; in 1964 it was 78,360.

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Torquay,. Currently, large-scale developments of luxury flats, rising in commanding positions overlooking the bay, are giving substance, in outward appearance at least, to the traditional description of Torquay as the Riviera of Britain.

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In Defence of Local Politics,ledged system of representative bodies responsible for important community services has been with us for three-quarters of a century and has something of a world-wide reputation as being a model of its kind. It is particularly esteemed for its representative aspects, especially for the maturity and

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Bristol, the country in the past few years. In terms of housing, slums, the illegitimacy rate, health and education it has a better record than other large towns.. The population has risen steadily to 432,070 in 1964. Bristol’s sober growth and development may be partly due to its distance from other big to