South Bucks Unitary Authority
Proposals for a new unitary authority covering buckinghamshire have been given the backing of the government.
South bucks unitary authority. The single unitary council that replaced buckinghamshire county council and aylesbury vale chiltern south bucks and wycombe district councils in april 2020. On 1 november 2018 the secretary of state for housing communities and local government announced a single unitary authority for buckinghamshire. Statement from the four bucks district councils regarding the new unitary authority for buckinghamshire local government in buckinghamshire is facing the biggest change in a generation as the five. South bucks was one of four local government districts in the non metropolitan county of buckinghamshire in south east england.
The county council promoted scheme will see it merge with aylesbury vale chiltern wycombe and south bucks district councils. Buckinghamshire council is a unitary local authority in england the area of which comprises most of the ceremonial county of buckinghamshire. The district was formed on 1 april 1974 by the local government act 1972 by the amalgamation of the area of beaconsfield urban district with part of eton rural district. Milton keynes will remain a separate unitary authority.
Aylesbury vale district council buckinghamshire county council chiltern district council south bucks district council and wycombe district council. Read the secretary of state s full statement. It was created in april 2020 from the areas that were previously administered by buckinghamshire county council and districts of south bucks chiltern wycombe aylesbury vale. Chiltern wycombe and south bucks replaced with one authority.