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Sharon Strover is a Professor in Communication and former Chair of the Radio-TV-Film Department at the University of Texas where she now directs the Technology and Information Policy Institute. Her current work examines policy responses to the digital divide internationally and domestically; the economic benefits of broadband, particularly in rural areas; and the role of libraries in local information environments. Dr. Strover has worked with several international, national and regional government agencies and nonprofits including the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Center for Rural Strategies, the Center for Rural Strategies, and the European Union.Detailed plans for how a new ‘super-council’ in Nottinghamshire would work have been published, including what the proposed council tax could be.

Provisional estimates made by Nottinghamshire County Council say 85.5 percent of households could pay less council tax, although this rate would have to be set by the new council.

The report published today (December 5) also shows a majority of the 2,926 people who replied to the initial consultation do not support becoming a unitary authority.

The proposal, which has been put forward by the Conservative-led Nottinghamshire County Council, would involve scrapping seven district and borough councils, and the county council, and setting up one new authority for the whole of the county, outside the city.

In total, seven different options were initially considered, with some involving a North /