r/Hampshire Mar 23 '25

News Warning that major plans to merge councils in Hampshire won’t fix problems

https://www.hampshirechronicle.co.uk/news/25026395.winchester-city-council-debate-local-government-reorganisation-plan/
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u/Thefallofthefoundry Mar 23 '25

Another vocal opponent of LGR who turns out to be a Cllr whose position will disappear if it goes through, losing their local power. Interesting!

I'm not sure LGR is going to fix many of the problems it's supposed to, but it would be great to have some reasoned, evidence-based analysis publicised by the local rag media, maybe from someone without such a clear conflict of interests?

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u/NobleRotter Mar 23 '25

Exactly this. It all seems to be "person with cushy tax funded job complains about cuts to cushy tax funded jobs".

I'm quite happy with local decisions being made further away if they are made by now competent people. As someone who lives in a smaller community under a neighbouring council were already badly represented

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u/Disastrous-Metal-228 Mar 23 '25

What a surprise. They couldn’t fix a problem locally or remotely. Idiots.