Plymouth and Torbay Councils are not included in the report as they are unitary authorities.
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Shropshire Council is facing its first all-out elections since the unitary authority was created in 2009.
He is even bullying his domestic political allies into joining his unitary political party.
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But Labour's Lord McKenzie of Luton said there was a "genuine local appetite" for unitary status.
Plymouth's unitary authority city council is also believed to be involved in the waste collection talks.
But to use the term to mean in effect a unitary state is to abandon reality.
In 1960 Cyprus was established as a bicommunal unitary republic, not as a federal one.
Mr Lavery had been in charge at Cornwall Council since 2008, before it became a unitary authority.
The Tories still do not control any of the large metropolitan district or unitary councils in England.
Scottish Labour MSP Graeme Pearson asked about the level of parliamentary scrutiny of the new unitary police board.
But none of the 22 unitary authorities in Wales had so far introduced this, according to the union.
Israel today is governed by a proportional electoral system that treats the entire country as a unitary voting district.
Instead, there would be a unitary state, with Turkish-Cypriots enjoying limited minority rights.
Last year the unitary authority announced it had been forced to review its "non-statutory" services because of funding cuts.
The unitary authority will continue to look after a further 56 public toilets, but some charges may be introduced.
The unitary authority replaced a county council and four district councils in 2009.
The neighbouring unitary Plymouth City Council has certainly had its up and downs since it was created in 1998.
But in a country as unitary and homogenous as Britain, a bit of variety must be a good thing.
It has the lowest council tax in Kent and one of the lowest charges among unitary councils across England.
Mr Turner joined the council - formerly known as Woodspring District Council, in 1989, before it became a unitary authority.
The euro's success so far has suggested that a currency can be stable without the backing of a unitary state.
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More autonomy would certainly offend conservative Thais who insist on the unitary nature of the country, with the king presiding.
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Town and borough councillors have had to relinquish power to district and unitary councils and ultimately to the Department of Environment.
For example, in Hampshire there are 1, 091 (including the Unitary Authorities of Portsmouth and Southampton, not including the Isle of Wight).
The WEP supports economic growth and investment in the region and represents the four unitary authorities for Bristol, Bath and Weston-super-Mare.
Officially, the Bosnian Serbs gave up their quest to join Serbia, and Bosniaks gave up their dream of a unitary state.
During the past ten years, other challenges have unsettled Turkey's strongly unitary character, the most important of which is Kurdish nationalism.
He said that there should be two unitary authorities - one in the north and one in the south of the county.
The site is specifically designated for housing in the local Unitary Plan.
Nobody expects a single unitary mayor, nor police force, for Greater Paris.
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