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We, the people: Sheltered housing row forces councillors to consider constitutional change at County Hall

We, the people: Sheltered housing row forces councillors to consider constitutional change at County Hall

Posted By theboss on 3rd August 2020

By Graham Smith The row over Cornwall Council’s proposal to outsource a £150 million 30-year sheltered housing scheme to a controversial national company looks set to trigger a review of…

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