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Identifier: futureoflocalgov00cole (find matches)
Title: The future of local government
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Cole, G. D. H. (George Douglas Howard), 1889-1959
Subjects: Local government -- Great Britain
Publisher: London, New York (etc.) : Cassell and Company, Ltd.
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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calcd as its centre. But are these twocounties strong enough to stand alone? With thisquestion we reach the point at which it is necessaryto consider, no longer only regional centres, butthe wider and more complicated problem of regional 53 The Future of Local Government areas and boundaries. That demands a new chapter;but, before we leave this one, we may convenientlyset out in a graphic form the actual regional centreswhich we have already been able to indicate. Centres 1. Newcastle 2. Leeds 3. Manchester 4. Nottingham 5. Birmingham 6. Bristol 7. I^ondon ApproximalePopulationAreas in 1911 Tyne and Wear urban area 1,000,000 Central West Riding urban area .. .. 1,800,000 South Lancashire urban area .. .. • • 3,800,000 Nottingham-Derby urban area 570.000 Birmingham-Black Country urban area .. 1,500,000Bristol-Bath urban area 420,000Greater London urban area 7,500.000 * After extension of boundaries. Populationin 1911266,000 . 445,000 714,000 259.000 *840,ooo . 357.000. 4,521,000 54
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CHAPTER VII THE REGIONS OF ENGLAND : REGIONAL DIVISIONS IN our search for regional boundaries, we begin, notonly with seven regional capitals already indicated with sufficient clearness, but with a good manydata which help to indicate the general extent andcharacter of the proposed Regions. But clearly thedrawing of boundaries is a matter about which thereis likely to be far more keen dispute than the indica-tion of natural centres; for the boundaries will be inmost cases drawn through tracts of comparativelysparse population, and will be drawn differentlyaccording as more or less importance is assigned togeographical, historical, economic and other causes.In the actual arrangement of Regions tentatively pro-posed in this book, I have made it my aim to follow,as far as possible, the boundaries of the existingCounties, not so much because I believe that, in allparts of England, the dwellers in a particular Countyfeel any strong sense of County corporate life, butbecause such a method hfutureoflocalgov00cole

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