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Official websites relating to Scottish local government.

Resources in This Category

• Coalfield Communities Federation

  http://www.coalfieldcommunities.org.uk/
  Representative body of communities within the coalfield area ensuring they are integrated in the activities of East Ayrshire Community Planning Partnership.

• Community Learning and Development Managers Scotland

  http://www.cldms.org.uk/
  Represents the managers of a variety of services in Scotland’s 32 local authorities.

• COSLA

  http://www.cosla.gov.uk/
  Convention of Scottish Local Authorities. Website of the presentative voice of Scotland's unitary local authorities. Provides news, information on Scottish local councils and details of forthcoming events.

• Electoral Registration, Council Tax and Non-Domestic Rating for Ayrshire

  http://www.ayrshire-vjb.gov.uk/
  Electoral Registration, Council Tax and Non-Domestic Rating for Ayrshire

• Grampian Valuation Joint Board

  http://www.grampian-vjb.gov.uk/
  Grampian Assessors, covering Aberdeen city, Aberdeenshire and Moray council areas. Electoral registration, council tax, valuation roll.

• Scotland Excel

  http://www.scotland-excel.org.uk/
  A procurement organisation dedicated to serve all local authorities and related organisations across Scotland. Includes profile and information about suppliers.

• The Association of Registrars of Scotland

  http://www.aros.org.uk/
  Website for the official body in Scotland responsible for the registration of births, marriages, civil partnerships and deaths. Offers group profile and contacts.

• The Improvement Service

  http://www.improvementservice.org.uk/
  The service for Scottish local government is working for better public services in Scotland via initiatives such as Customer First, Best Value and Community Planning.

 

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