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FHDC Gives Residents Just 256 Characters To Ask About The Public’s Money
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FHDC Gives Residents Just 256 Characters To Ask About The Public’s Money
Folkestone & Hythe District Council’s public inspection form now limits residents to 256 characters when asking for accounting records. That’s less than X. Less than Bluesky. And nowhere near enough for serious scrutiny. Each year, councils must open their accounts to public inspection. It’s the short annual window when residents, journalists and other interested people can ask to see the accounting records and documents behind the council’s spe…
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