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Voting to keep Mayoral system would be 'mad' claims veteran councillor

Cllr Richard Kemp's group will campaign for a committee set-up

Liverpool Echo

New 3G football pitch on green space to cost more than £1 million

The cost of the controversial development exceeds the £1m mark

Liverpool Echo

BJP withdraws support to NC-led Kargil hill council

But the NC sounds confident that it has the numbers to complete the term

The Hindu

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Teachers ‘watch on’ as boy attacked and left bloodied in classroom brawl

The 12-year-old came back to his house from school “covered in blood” as the school say a pupil was reprimanded for the attack.

Daily Record

Philly City Council leaders are backing a plan to increase police funding and add more officers to the force

PHILADELPHIA — Two years after freezing spending on police in response to the killing of George Floyd, Philadelphia City Council leaders are backing a plan that would steer millions in new funding to the department and add more officers.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Budget session ends without passage of anti-conversion bill

The government is now mulling Ordinance route, say sources

The Hindu

Bins staff in Cardiff vote to strike and threaten 'considerable disruption to refuse collections'

“If Cardiff council does not resolve this dispute then strike action will lead to considerable disruption to the city’s refuse collections"

Wales Online

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Dublin City Council boss Owen Keegan defends plan to 'aggressively restrict' space for cars

Mr Keegan said it will be necessary take away a lane of parked cars or traffic in places across the city in order to achieve the Local Authority's decarbonisation goals

Dublin Live

India calls for 'purposeful engagement' by Russia, Ukraine in peace talks

India’s Permanent Representative to the U.N. calls for unimpeded humanitarian access to areas of armed conflict in Ukraine.

The Hindu

Historic Edinburgh clock removed by council due to 'health and safety' reasons

The clock, which sits in the centre of the busy Tollcross junction, has recently been removed by the council for 'health and safety' reasons, after it was discovered the famous landmark needed to be repaired and restored.

Edinburgh Live

Greenvale Hotel must submit ‘event management plan’ as entertainment licence renewed with extra conditions

Three teenagers died outside the hotel at a St Patrick’s Day disco three years ago

Belfast Live

Campaigners stage protest outside The Burrell Collection over Glasgow Life closures

Glasgow Against Closures unfurled banners and outside the main entrance to the museum shortly after it opened its doors to the public once more following a five-year, £69m revamp.

Glasgow Live

U.S. Senators want Russia removed from U.N. Human Rights Council

(This March 29 story corrects 7th paragraph to add new comment from a U.N. spokesperson and remove reference to referral to U.N. office in Geneva)

Reuters

£100,000 investment to boost footfall at seaside shopping centre

Torbay Council has announced it is investing in its flagship Fleet Walk shopping centre ahead of the summer season

Birmingham Post

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Philly’s new police oversight board, first proposed in 2020, is moving forward

PHILADELPHIA — Nearly two years after it was first proposed in the wake of the murder of George Floyd, and almost a year since Philadelphia’s City Council approved legislation to create a new police oversight agency, the organization is finally poised to move past the planning phase and into reality.

ABC News

Stranded Illinbah residents left to fend for themselves when council-run causeway washes away during floods

A hinterland community are left to fend for themselves when their council-run road washed away in floods, cutting hundreds of residents off from vital emergency supplies.

Newsroom.co.nz

Rushing emissions plan a costly mistake

The capital city's attempt to take over emissions reductions highlights the poor understanding of the emissions trading scheme – but that's scarcely surprising when the Govt is rushing.

Liverpool Echo

Everyone in Liverpool asked to make crucial decision on city's future

From next week, letters will be sent to all households in Liverpool by the city council

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Manchester Evening News

The Greater Manchester bids to host Great British Railways HQ - and who they'll be up against

Bolton, Heywood and a mysterious Greater Manchester bid are among the 42 hopefuls trying to make the most of their rail heritage

The Independent UK

New equity release customers ‘will be able to cut their interest costs’

The Equity Release Council said the move could increase the chances of customers being able to leave behind a traditional inheritance.

The Hindu

Lotus pose: On Yogi Adityanath and BJP’s pan-India ambitions

Yogi Adityanath is now central to the BJP's political ambitions for the whole country

Newsroom.co.nz

Heavy hitter Wayne Brown eyes Auckland mayoral run

The contest for the Auckland mayoralty is warming up with the former Far North Mayor Wayne Brown likely to toss his hat in the ring. Mark Jennings reports.

Asharq Al-Awsat

North Korea Has 'Likely More in Store' after Missile Test, Says US

North Korea likely has "more in store" after successfully test-firing its largest-ever intercontinental ballistic missile, a top US official said Friday, as Washington called for tougher international sanctions at the UN Security Council. Thursday's launch was the first time Pyongyang has fired Kim Jong Un's most powerful missiles at full…

Glasgow Live

Campaigners to protest Glasgow Life closures on reopening of the Burrell Collection

Glasgow Against Closures has been voicing concern over the closures of cultural venues including the Winter Gardens and St Mungo's Museums for over two years.

Irish Mirror

Young boy savagely attacked by two dogs in Wicklow playground settles action for €60,000

He was rushed to hospital where it was noted he had a large wound to the scalp with the bone exposed and wounds to the left side of his mouth and cheeks and above his eye

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