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[E-Government News] Allerdale Borough Council has announced a new campaign to encourage residents to click onto its website to pay a bill, report a problem or ask a question.The initiative builds on the Government’s £5m national advertising campaign which aimed to promote the top 20 most looked for council services to entice people to go to their local council website as their first point of call. Services include finding information on rubbish collection, paying bills and complaining about noise.
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