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Legal Terms - Borough
A borough is a geographical area that was once governed locally but was abolished as such (save in Greater London) by the Local Government Act 1972. A district can be designated as a borough through the granting of a royal charter. Originally, a borough referred to a
A town that has been strengthened with defensive structures; subsequently, a town that has the right to elect a representative to the Parliament.
A borough is a geographical area that was once governed locally but was abolished as such (save in Greater London) by the Local Government Act 1972. A district can be designated as a borough through the granting of a royal charter. Originally, a borough referred to a
A town that has been strengthened with defensive structures; subsequently, a town that has the right to elect a representative to the Parliament.
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