The Latest Breaking News from Council

Coleraine's Bertie Peacock statue becomes 'dumping ground' sparking anger

Council to investigate issue at Queen Street

Belfast Live · Feb 9, 2022

Portobello Plaza will be shut for at least two more years

EXCLUSIVE: Dublin City Council told local representatives the construction could take longer due to labour constraints

Dublin Live · Feb 8, 2022

Bangor’s Flagship Centre car park reopening stalled after proposal 'turned down' by council

“I have always felt that the Flagship car park could make a significant contribution to solving Bangor’s parking issues.”

Belfast Live · Feb 8, 2022

Shippers' group sees Q1 exports up 5% y/y

Exports are expected to rise by 5% in the first quarter from a year earlier, helped by a global economic recovery, the Thai National Shippers' Council said on Tuesday.

Bangkok Post · Feb 8, 2022

Lightfoot allies to try again to salvage COPA chief’s nomination

Whether or not Andrea Kersten’s nomination is defeated Wednesday before the Committee on Public Safety, Chairman Chris Taliaferro said he intends to call for an up-or-down vote in the full City Council on Feb. 23.

Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 7, 2022

Vote to replace Anthony Flynn on Dublin City Council deferred at last minute

The former CEO of Inner City Helping Homeless, which has since been wound up, was found dead in a house in East Wall in August last year

Dublin Live · Feb 7, 2022

A new North East mayor – who could it be, what would they do, and why do we need one?

Talks are set to commence over a new devolution deal that would reunite councils either side of the Tyne

Chronicle Live · Feb 7, 2022

Ballymena United pitch concerns: Mid and East Antrim Council responds to Irish Cup fallout

Saturday's second round tie was postponed with some fans branding surface "brutal" and "savage"

Belfast Live · Feb 7, 2022

Tunisia's supreme judicial council refuses dissolution by president

Tunisia's Supreme Judiciary Council rejected on Sunday President Kais Saied's decision to dissolve it and said it would continue carrying out its duties, and that it rejected pressure on and accusations against members of the council and judges.

Reuters · Feb 6, 2022

Edinburgh resident hits out at council's response to fly-tipping on private land

An Edinburgh resident has slammed the council's 'unhelpful' response to fly-tipping that is 'nobody's problem' after they dismissed the disgusting mess as it's on private land.

Edinburgh Live · Feb 6, 2022