What does UC stand for?

Unitary County (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

uk - as part of their campaign to persuade the unitary county council to create a level playing field on parking fees.

Call for fairness on parking charges; Fees vary from free to pounds ...

The new policy was developed by the new unitary County Council in response to the High Court judgment, which identified the need for licensing authorities to establish the "intended use" of a vehicle as part of the decision-making process when considering an application for the grant or renewal of a hackney carriage licence.

Clampdown on cabbies' rules; BLITZ ON LICENSING FOR TAXIS

The fund was boosted by the donation of pounds 15,000 each from the area's four unitary county authorities - Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham.

pounds 227,000 for Royal Welsh food hall; FARM & COUNTRY

In Ellesmere Port and Neston,57% said a single unitary county council was their least preferred option.

Polls cast differing views on shake-up

Councillor John Weighell, county council leader, said: "A single unitary county would provide greater economies of scale and a stronger identity.

Council backs one-tier scheme

The candidates include more than 20 south-east Northumberland members of the unitary county council, who are bidding to become parish councillors as well as their roles at County Hall.

Elections will be taken seriously; Almost 200 candidates are to stand

In Northumberland there are three options ( keeping the existing two tier system, a single unitary county and two all purpose authorities, one for the urban South and one for rural areas.

Councils face a sweeping transformation

Valley Care, which employs 18 staff and provides an alarm monitoring system for other organisations in Northumberland, is one of a number of services, policies and issues being reviewed by the new unitary county council.

Review is ordered into emergency care service