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Foster Care Associates FCA
website accessibility rating: excellent 
Foster Care Associates FCA is a UK wide fostering organisation providing high quality family placements to children and young people at a local level.
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Isle of Wight
website accessibility rating: excellent
The Isle of Wight Portal for information on all aspects of tourism, living and working on the IOW, developed by the Isle of Wight Council
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local.gov.uk
website accessibility rating: excellent
The Local Government Association (LGA) is the national voice for local authorities and works alongside a range of partner organisations to promote a better local government.
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Isle of Man Government
website accessibility rating: good
The official website of the Isle of Man Government.
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York Selby & Malton Business Advice Centre - York, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
website accessibility rating: average
York Selby & Malton Business Advice Centres are committed to providing high quality business advice and support to ensure anyone thinking of starting in business, or already running a small business, has the opportunity to survive and thrive to the level of their personal aspirations and abilities.
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Home
website accessibility rating: poor
Home /HELP | ACCESSIBILITY | SITE MAPHome What is the LTP?Local Transport Plans (LTP's)LTPs are public documents that set out the highway authority’s policies, strategies, objectives and targets for improving transport in their communities. An LTP normally covers a period of 5 years. Annual Progress reports are submitted in each subsequent year
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