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European Union suspends Russia and Belarus from Council of Baltic Sea States

The European Union said it had joined members of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) in suspending Russia and Belarus from the Council's activities.

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EU Suspends Russia, Belarus from Council of Baltic Sea States

The European Union said it had joined members of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) in suspending Russia and Belarus from the Council's activities. "This decision is a part of the European Union’s and like-minded partners response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the involvement of Belarus in…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Child welfare council lacks statutory recognition, says family court

Court gives one month for Council to apply and obtain recognition

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India abstains from Human Rights Council vote to probe Russian actions

Vote at HRC follows string of abstentions at UN bodies, despite push from U.S. to shift stand.

The Hindu

Ukrainian flags raised across Renfrewshire as council calls for Russia to cease attacks

Council urges governments to continue sanctioning Russia and calls on Westminster to drop all visa requirements for Ukrainians seeking to enter UK

Daily Record

Edinburgh Council approves £1.8m investigation into condition of city's high rises

The council predicted there will be "a range of technical and financial challenges" in upgrading Edinburgh's multi-storey flats, which were built between the 1950s and 70s.

Edinburgh Live

People paying Council Tax urged to report anyone they know dishonestly claiming 25% single person discount

Would you report someone you know to your local authority?

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Council-owned flats in Perthshire town will be sold at auction despite calls to be used to house displaced Ukrainians

The Cumberland Barracks - formerly known as Yeomanry Barracks - were built in Coupar Angus between 1745 and 1766

Daily Record

Outdoor dining build outs in loading bays 'putting people's lives in danger', says Councillor

Truck and van drivers are mounting curbs and using the former loading bays to make deliveries

Dublin Live

Irish Refugee Council offers advice on how you can offer Ukrainian refugees accommodation

Over a million people have now left the war-torn country, as Russian invaders force natives to flee

Irish Mirror

Edinburgh street beside famous landmark covered in mountain of fly-tipped junk

Various passers-by have reported the huge mountain of waste that has gathered throughout the week on Calton Hill, one of the city's most iconic streets, as Council leader calls for immediate action

Edinburgh Live

Northern Ireland home heating oil costs spiral in just a week

Consumer Council warns prices could rise further "perhaps by as much as another 30%"

Belfast Live

Questions over £36.4m plan to use taxpayer cash to buy and redevelop shuttered coal power station at Aberthaw

The group of 10 councils in the Cardiff Capital Region have set aside £36.4m to buy and redevelop the 1,560 MW coal-fired power station at Aberthaw, which shut in 2020

Wales Online

Protest date set against proposed library closures

The proposed cuts are being put forward as the council tries to make £28m of savings

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Extinction Rebellion accuses Bristol City Council of 'greenwashing' despite 2030 target

The campaigners said there is a "danger" of the council misleading the public on their environmental plans

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh's coast set for for new £70 million development with over 400 homes

Councillor Adam McVey says it is time for Edinburgh to become one of the world's true coastal city's. The masterplan is for 3500 new homes with a primary school and huge park

The Guardian - AU

Zoe Daniel launches supreme court challenge over Goldstein sign stoush

Independent is challenging Melbourne council ruling that campaign signs must not be erected before federal election called

Daily Record

Falkirk 'stands ready' to support people fleeing Ukraine conflict

An emergency motion was proposed on Wednesday by Council leader Cecil Meiklejohn

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Edinburgh Live

All the Edinburgh secondary schools set to be oversubscribed in 2022

A report to Edinburgh Council's Education, Children and Families Committee found that several secondary schools in the city are already over the notional capacity, with some expected to increase further

Wales Online

'It is all pie in the sky' - proposed tax reduction in Neath Port Talbot voted down

Opposition councillors argued that the proposed tax reduction would better help those who might not qualify for a hardship fund

Dublin Live

Dublin buses can't fit through 'too narrow' Phoenix Park gates as councillor slams 'serious lack of planning'

The gates were removed to allow for access during the Pope's visit in 2018

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Wester Hailes to see 100 new flats and offices near shopping centre

The City of Edinburgh Council received the application from the developers to build the apartment blocks at the site of the old health centre and social work offices

Belfast Live

Transgender flag will not be flown at ABC Council due to lack of policy

"We have not had a row about flags in this chamber until the Alliance Party arrived"

Asharq Al-Awsat

US Mobilizes Int’l Efforts to Increase Humanitarian Aid to Yemen

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…

Insider UK

Glasgow council workers back strike action in equal pay dispute

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

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