Erlocal

Erlocal is a term that combines "er" and "local," referring to a specific type of local government in the United Kingdom. The term is used to describe local authorities that have a specific function or role, rather than being a general category like county councils or district councils. Erlocals are typically created to address specific needs or issues within a particular area, such as waste management, transport, or planning.

The term "erlocal" is not officially recognized by the UK government, but it is commonly used in academic and professional circles to describe these specialized local authorities. Erlocals can be created through various means, including legislation, orders, or agreements between local authorities. They often have a limited lifespan and are dissolved once their specific function or role has been completed.

Erlocals can be found in various forms, such as waste management authorities, transport authorities, or planning authorities. They can be created at different levels of government, including national, regional, or local levels. Erlocals can also be created through different means, such as legislation, orders, or agreements between local authorities.

Erlocals play an important role in the UK's local government system, providing specialized services and addressing specific needs within a particular area. They are an example of the UK's flexible and adaptable local government system, which can respond to changing needs and priorities.