Similar words: thorough, thoroughly, rough, roughly, through, drought, go through, all through. Meaning: ['bʌrə] 
n. 1. one of the administrative divisions of a large city 2. an English town that forms the constituency of a member of parliament.
n. 1. one of the administrative divisions of a large city 2. an English town that forms the constituency of a member of parliament. 
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31. The local borough has proposed that the wood should be declared a local nature reserve.
32. A Middlesbrough Borough Council spokesman confirmed that an inquiry had been launched into the incident.
33. The complete Borough Council will be asked to approve the final design of the ladder, officials said.
34. Middlesbrough had been joined with five neighbouring local authorities to form the county borough of Teesside.
35. Much of the historical data relate to the County Borough area.
36. Croydon is indeed a borough fortunate in its parliamentary representation.
37. Darlington Borough Council staff have sent out more than 70,000 bills which are expected to arrive today and tomorrow.
38. Contact: J M Wignall, Urban Development Department Torfaen Borough Council Stage: Pre Draft Deposit consultation in October 1991.
39. Mr Roberts, a senior planner with Rhuddlan Borough Council, lives across the street.
40. Mr Beyga, a former school caretaker, served on Knowsley Borough Council for 14 years.
41. The borough brought in a group of consultants to produce topic papers on twelve of the major areas affected by abolition.
42. A year later he switched to Labour, and within six years he had won a seat on Hounslow borough council.
43. Musical families from all over the borough formed the brass band.
44. Told I have broken Borough policy by recommending custodial maximum on lad.
45. Safeway wants to build a ￡15m supermarket with 700 free parking spaces, an application rejected by Darlington Borough Council last year.
46. Richmondshire council was raising its rents by ￡3 and Sedgefield borough council by ￡2.95.
47. Tewkesbury Borough Council says it has a duty to uphold planning regulations.
48. Alexei features in a 20minute video bought by the borough council for a major anti-vandalism campaign to be launched early next year.
49. The park, once the home of the Gladstone family, has been given over by the borough council.
50. The borough council has earmarked more than ￡80,000 to spruce up properties on Newport Road, opposite the bus station.
51. She was scrapped a year later, when Wallasey Borough Council hoped to get the name back.
52. Local companies have contributed half a million pounds, but the driving force behind the festival is Thamesdown Borough Council.
53. The Sainsbury plans have received wholehearted support from borough councillors anxious to attract a prestigious development to the Grange Road site.
54. The borough willingly assumes its responsibilities to help and cope with refugees.
55. We have urged him to legislate to reverse the Greenwich judgment, so that priority is again given to children of our borough.
56. Darlington borough councillors heard the two-storey extension at Walworth Castle Hotel would not affect the ancient part of the building.
57. Splashing out: Children in Hartlepool will soon be able to have more fun than ever,[http://Sentencedict.com] thanks to the borough council.
58. The borough of Stamford returned two members to Parliament, the franchise being restricted to householders.
59. This was followed by the Local Government Act 1888 which established county councils and county borough councils.
60. Unless the council's recovery programme satisfies the local government inspectorate, the axe will finally fall on the borough next year.
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