If the Council are not fulfilling a statutory obligation they are breaking the law. I don't think that the fact that you don't receive the newspaper in which they carry their public notices means that they have broken their statutory obligation but I may be wrong. The way to find out would be to question the validity of a specific public notice on the basis that they have failed to keep you properly informed.

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Chronicle/Council deal	16/04/11 19:52:00	Lena Armstrong
Re:Chronicle/Council deal	20/04/11 09:23:00	Richard Turner
Re:Chronicle/Council deal	20/04/11 10:00:00	Felicity Caborn
Re:Re:Chronicle/Council deal	20/04/11 10:32:00	Richard Turner
Re:Re:Re:Chronicle/Council deal	20/04/11 10:54:00	Felicity Caborn
Re:Re:Re:Re:Chronicle/Council deal	20/04/11 11:41:00	Richard Turner
Re:Chronicle/Council deal	22/04/11 10:35:00	Lena Armstrong
Re:Re:Chronicle/Council deal	26/04/11 09:06:00	Richard Turner
Re:Re:Re:Chronicle/Council deal	26/04/11 09:18:00	Felicity Caborn
Re:Re:Re:Re:Chronicle/Council deal	26/04/11 20:02:00	Lena Armstrong
Re:Chronicle/Council deal	13/05/11 14:03:00	Andy Jones
Chronicle to Close	14/04/14 12:02:00	Felicity Caborn
Re:Chronicle to Close	14/04/14 15:59:00	Paul Corcoran
Re:Re:Chronicle to Close	14/04/14 21:54:00	Andy Jones
Re:Re:Re:Chronicle to Close	15/04/14 09:00:00	Felicity Caborn
Re:Chronicle to Close	15/04/14 20:14:00	Mark Loveday
Re:Re:Chronicle to Close	16/04/14 10:28:00	Karen Taylor

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