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Info related to suggested £50,000 saving that could be made by keeping meetings remote

The United States has requested an emergency meeting on Thursday of the UN Security Council on North Korea, which launched its most powerful missile since 2017 last weekend, diplomatic sources said Tuesday. The meeting is expected to be held behind closed doors. It is up to Russia, the president of…

The hub comes after neighbouring amenities in the Shantallow and Top of the Hill were opened last year

NEW YORK — The Rev. Al Sharpton had never seen anything quite like it at his Harlem headquarters.

The City of Edinburgh Council handled the recent planning application from the developers to create the new establishment in the busy residential area but locals lined up to complain and object

Councillors back calls to curb the 40mph limit on narrow rural roads saying blind bends and summits, no pavements and badly laid out junctions put pedestrians at risk

In what’s being described as a decisive period for Islam in France, the French Council of the Muslim Faith (Cfcm) – an official interlocutor between the government and religious leaders – is to be dissolved and replaced with a grassroots-style “forum”.

While the NDA has decided on seat sharing, acrimony among the Opposition continues

The leaked document suggests shortening the school week and closing Falkirk town hall.

The local authority is set to spend over £400,000 on new PCs for Edinburgh's public libraries, after it was warned extended support for the Windows system would not continue past July.

A significant reduction in parking charges since March 2020 has had the single biggest impact on council coffers.