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Cardiff’s beloved Secret Garden café in Bute Park issue major update on its future

The much-loved cafe was served with a notice to quit from Cardiff Council with the intent of leasing the building to other vendors

Wales Online

No proposal to repeal anti-cow slaughter Act, says Karnataka Minister

In the legislative Council, BJP MLC N. Ravikumar pointed out that religious heads had threatened to sit on a dharna over withdrawal of the anti-cow slaughter provisions that had been introduced in 2020.

The Hindu

Neapolitan pizzeria plan for old Nottingham city centre bank after bar scheme scrapped

A new Neapolitan-inspired pizza restaurant could be coming to Nottingham city centre, after plans for Rudy's to set up in the old Midland Bank on Victoria Street were submitted to Nottingham City Council

Nottingham Post

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Trail of destruction on streets as neighbours say they're 'at breaking point

Residents say they have 'never seen anything like it' as students pack up their Wavertree homes, leaving overflowing bins and discarded mess all over the streets

Liverpool Echo

'Hugely disappointing': Just two children enrolled at council's first Gaelic school

JUST two children have been enrolled at a local authority’s first-ever Gaelic school with one local councillor describing the uptake as…

The National (Scotland)

Life on Newark street where neighbours endured 6 years of 'apocalyptic' neighbour

Residents described the situation as being "awful" and are thankful action was taken

Nottingham Post

Ayr Ice Rink pledge as board vow to explore 'all avenues' to prevent closure

South Ayrshire Council has spoken to Ayr Curling Club following their announced closure of Ayr Ice Rink.

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Last minute talks could halt Night & Day noise row court hearing AGAIN

The venue's battle with the council has gained national attention

Manchester Evening News

Business owners welcome upgrades to Beaumont Street

Council will invest more than $14.7million in roads this year.

Newcastle Herald

Want to see expansion of UNSC permanent seats to include India, Brazil, Germany, Japan: U.K.

The U.K. has called for the expansion of the UN Security Council’s permanent seats to include India, Brazil, Germany and Japan as well as African representation, underlining that it is high time the powerful UN body entered the 2020s.

The Hindu

Newark woman carried out years of 'apocalyptic' behaviour against her neighbours

She has been evicted from her home

Nottingham Post

Plans lodged for proposed redevelopment of Fermanagh Lakeland Forum

The ambitious redevelopment plan aims to transform the popular Enniskillen facility into a state-of-the-art leisure, health and wellbeing hub.

Belfast Live

Veggie cultivation at child welfare council for Onam

Vegetable cultivation will also be taken up at eight other council centres across the State in time for Onam.

The Hindu

The Governor’s move is dangerous, unconstitutional

Independent India has a constitutional system under which a Governor is a mere constitutional head

The Hindu

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Daily Record

Lanarkshire councillor urges government to provide extra funding for summer clubs

Education committee chair Lynsey Hamilton is urging the government to reconsider cuts to its funding for summer holiday programmes

Daily Mirror

UK's most 'at risk' historic buildings as nearly 70 more added to danger list

A campaign continues to save threatened historic buildings, such as old libraries, factories, farmhouses and disused coffee shops, which communities feel could be repurposed

WEKU

Designated affordable housing funds get final approval by Lexington Council

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council has given final approval to a designated stream of funding for affordable housing. That came as welcome news to a faith-based organization.

Dublin Live

Dublin author calls for personal apology after Arts Council's €25,000 grant mistake

"I just had so much relief and joy and gratitude and I started telling people, I was celebrating - and then a half an hour later I got the email saying sorry, that was an error"

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Daily Record

Potential voting rights change comes under fire from former provost

Efforts to remove voting rights on council committees from unelected members, including those representing churches, are being criticised by a former Stirling provost. Colin O’Brien, himself a high school headteacher for many years, is a Church of S

Edinburgh Live

Cost of new Midlothian high school with its own swimming pool doubles

Council officers suggested dropping a planned swimming pool and sports pavilion at the new school as costs rose to £122million but were over ruled by councillors who insisted they stayed in the proposals

Liverpool Echo

Still no plan for Southport Pier after emergency meeting

Cllr Atkinson said that blame should not "solely be laid at door of local authorities"

Chronicle Live

Opposition parties slam Northumberland County Council over youth worker redundancies

The Tories have argued that the money saved is being used to modernise youth work in the county

Dublin Live

Arts Council apologises after mistakenly awarding grants to 140 people

The Council has said they have now put in place "additional checks for the issue of decision letters to prevent a repeat of this error"

Newsroom.co.nz

Local councils review big card payment surcharges on ratepayers

Hutt City was the first local authority forced to refund excessive credit card surcharges; now Matamata-Piako and other councils are reviewing their fees. Jonathan Milne reports.

The Times of India

Constitution protects the deprived, can't exclude them further: Bombay HC to OTPT council; permits visually impaired student to study physiotherapy

MUMBAI: Granting relief to a visually impaired physiotherapy student to pursue her graduation, Bombay high court said, "our collective endeavour as a society and particularly that of the State Government has to be a constant effort to find ways to assist those most in need of assistance; and never to…

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