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Dublin food bank's future in doubt after being told by Dublin City Council to stop operating

The D8 Food Bank gives food to dozens of people living in poverty every day

Dublin Live

Wirral Council accused of 'unreasonable behaviour' as developer wins appeal

The 32 flats will be built on an old fire station

Liverpool Echo

How the universal free school meal offer works in every part of Wales

One council is already offering free school meals to all primary school children, but the offer varies between areas

Wales Online

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Council chief executive Eileen Howat calls time on her career

Now a search will soon begin to find Howat's successor to the high pressure role.

Daily Record

Minister's spokesman calls on Council boss to explain forged signature comments

Exclusive: Dublin City Council's boss suggested a major energy agency had been setup on foot of a 'forged signature'

Dublin Live

Two families receive payout after council's 'failures' towards special educational needs children

Bury Council has apologised to the parents in both cases and said they have 'learned and responded' to the failings

Manchester Evening News

Labour-led council delay proposed cuts amid backlash

THE Labour/LibDem coalition of South Lanarkshire Council has voted down proposals to discuss a reversal of cuts they were forced to delay due to…

The National (Scotland)

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Labour MP hits out at party’s ‘putsch’ against Birmingham council chief

Ian Ward has said he will fight to stay on as city council leader after a critical Campaign Improvement Board report.

The Independent UK

Almost 600 defects need fixed on Edinburgh tram line weeks before planned opening

EDINBURGH'S new tram line has almost 600 defects to be fixed just weeks ahead of its planned opening, it has emerged, as the council admits…

The National (Scotland)

Anger in Leixlip as Department in dispute with council over refugee centre

There was outrage in the north Kildare town when trees were felled at the historic Ryevale House

Dublin Live

Edinburgh council 'in dispute' with tram contractors over defects on new line

The vast majority of the remaining construction issues are associated with hard landscaping and the concrete blocks which sit under the tram rails.

Edinburgh Live

People can earn cash by returning plastic bottles and cans at supermarkets

While a rate is yet to be confirmed, officers at one Greater Manchester council say it is ‘likely’ to be 20p per container

Manchester Evening News

Council sends 'enforcers' into estate to seize plant pots from residents' gardens

Residents of a estate in London say they have been left frightened after Greenwich Council sent men to remove 'fire risk' potted plants decorating the front of their flats

Daily Mirror

Petition launched to halt Backworth solar farm project given green light by North Tyneside Council

A solar farm development has sparked controversy with some calling for the development not to go ahead

Chronicle Live

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Belfast Live

Restoring Stormont 'main issue' for most voters in NI council election, poll suggests

All 462 council seats are being contested across 80 district electoral areas covering Northern Ireland's 11 councils

The Independent UK

Sunak’s push for European court reform on Rwanda flights knocked back

Council of Europe summit won’t be used to reform court rules, says host nation’s minister in blow for PM

Liverpool Echo

Wirral Council buys Pyramids and Grange shopping centres

The purchases form part of the council's wider plans to regenerate the town

The Independent UK

Council of Europe summit in Iceland seeks to hold Russia to account for Ukraine war

Leaders from across the continent are heading toward Iceland for a rare summit of the 46-nation Council of Europe that will once more step up support for member state Ukraine and condemn expelled Russia for inflicting war on its neighbor

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Chicago Sun-Times

History, humility, hope — and a few hugs — mark swearing in of younger, more diverse City Council: ‘We need a fresh start’

New members said they were moved by Mayor Brandon Johnson’s inaugural address and caught up in the excitement of taking the oath of office. “It’s a new day in the city of Chicago,” said freshman Ald. Lamont Robinson (4th).

Chicago Sun-Times

Brandon Johnson sworn in as mayor, City Council turns 100 and more in your Chicago news roundup

Today’s update is about an eight-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

The National (Scotland)

Fury over Labour council attempt to privatise local care homes

COUNCILLORS in West Lothian will be forced to state their position on a bid to privatise local care homes in the area as a row over the plans…

Newsroom.co.nz

The mystery of the imaginary 22.5 percent rates hike

A $50m widening of Auckland Council’s budget shortfall has seen the mayor and political pundits talking about a hypothetical 22.5 percent rates increase - but where did that number come from in the first place?

The Independent UK

European human rights summit to step up aid for Ukraine to counter Russian invasion

Europe's pre-eminent human rights organization is holding a two-day summit in Reykjavik starting Tuesday and will center on the war in Ukraine, one of its member states

Al Jazeera

Turkey’s presidential election goes to run-off: Election council

No candidate secured over 50 percent of the vote, pushing Turkey into a second round – and uncharted territory.

Chicago Sun-Times

Johnson’s biggest challenge in delivering inaugural address: avoid Lightfoot’s mistake

Lightfoot denounced the City Council as corrupt, then turned around and shamed all 50 members, who were seated behind her, into joining the cheering crowd in a standing ovation for reform,

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