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Information about Community Governance Reviews and any current Community Governance Reviews.
A Community Governance Review (CGR) is a review carried out by a principal council and is used to consider whether parish council arrangements in an area should be changed.
A community governance review looks at the whole or part of an area to consider:
The recommendations of any review must:
The law allows us to use a review to assess and make changes to community governance within our area. The government's website has guidance about carrying out a community governance review.
A Community Governance Review can be initiated by one of the following:
A review will begin with publication of the terms of reference, following which consultation with electors and other stakeholders will take place. Following the consultation final recommendations will be made, for resolution by full council.
Review of the Unparished areas of Harrogate and Scarborough, including neighbouring boundary parishes of Eastfield, Newby and Scalby and Osgodby.