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District Councils join together on YouTube
Published: Wednesday 9th May 2007
District Council leaders in Somerset have joined together to launch a petition to support a campaign against Somerset County Council's proposals to create a single-tier council across Someset.
The District Council's have launed a petition on the Number 10 website which to date has received over 900 signatures. View the petition online at http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/Supersize/
A 'hard copy' is also being made available in shops, offices and other buildings all over Somerset.
The District Councils have also launched a short film on YouTube to support their petition. View the Video online.
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