The Latest Breaking News from Council

The United States continues its diplomatic and political efforts to increase the humanitarian aid provided to Yemen and urge the conflicting parties to cease “hostile acts” and comprehensively participate in the UN-led political process for peace. US Special Envoy to Yemen Tim Lenderking voiced the administration’s position during his visit…

Industrial action could restart again from as early as the end of March

The city’s employment level is at its highest level for more than 20 years.

EXCLUSIVE: Residents say the Council has "done absolutely nothing" about the situation - despite a recent horror stabbing in the tenant's apartment

The Conservation Council of WA fails in its Supreme Court challenge against the $16.5 billion Scarborough project off WA's coast – the biggest gas development to be built in Australia in a decade.

Locals fear their suburb and streets will never be the same once the University of Tasmania moves its southern campus into the Hobart CBD and redevelops the Sandy Bay site into 2,700 homes, a tourism precinct and new sporting facilities.

Councillor says DUP trying to "kick it past the election"

UN General Assembly holds rare emergency special session

Unite the union confirmed today that its members involved in the Equal Pay dispute at Glasgow City Council are to be balloted for industrial action in response to ‘broken promises’ by the local authority.