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SCBA condemns BCI statement opposing hearing of same-sex marriage

The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) on Friday condemned the statement issued by the Bar Council of India (BCI) against the marriage equality hearing in the Supreme Court. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Lib Dems plan to keep car parks free and bring buses under public control if they take over South Gloucestershire Council

Voters will head to the polls on Thursday, May 4, to decide which political party should run the council

Bristol Post

Brandon Johnson not ready to clean house at City Hall, adviser says

Don’t expect “wholesale, universal changes” in city departments, said Jason Lee, a senior adviser to Johnson’s mayoral campaign and transition team, citing a need for “at least some initial continuity so that we can make sure that government maintains its core functions.”

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Local Elections 2023: All the places the South Gloucestershire Council election could be won

We have analysed the main battlegrounds where control over the authority could be decided

Bristol Post

Cardiff landlady fined after ‘rotting’ kitchen surfaces and defective fire alarm found in HMO

An inspection by Cardiff Council officers found broken and leaking gutters and rotting kitchen work surfaces at the HMO

Wales Online

Community councillors demand answers as to why Mitchell Way is still standing

The dilapidated structure is due to be torn down as part of a £12m masterplan to transform the heart of the Vale.

Daily Record

Byron Bay holiday rental cap considered to address lack of housing

In a shock move, the NSW Independent Planning Commission recommends the Byron Shire Council be given the power to impose a 60-day annual cap on short-term holiday lets.

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Councillor raises 'pack of potential problems' with offshore wind

Councillor Jason Pauling has urged Lake Macquarie City Council not to jump the gun in its support for a renewable energy zone off the Hunter coastline.

Newcastle Herald

Disappointment as supermarket pulls plug on plans for new Greater Manchester store

The plans have been withdrawn ‘due to the extent of changes required to address the council’s concerns’

Manchester Evening News

Council make U-turn on Eshott Airfield restrictions - but military and Coastguard still banned

Other restrictions included the banning of aircrafts from landing before 9am

Chronicle Live

Enniskillen International Market to return to the Castle

The event formally known at the Continental Market will return next month

Belfast Live

Edinburgh Spaces for People 'errors' to cost council thousands and prolong consultation

A six month consultation on making active travel schemes permanent will have to be started again due to mistakes with bus lanes and yellow lines advertised in plans put to the public.

Edinburgh Live

Former West Lothian social work offices could be used to house homeless after sale

SNP opposition claim council could retain building as homeless unit to save paying a hotel firm for the same service

Edinburgh Live

Lower-league clubs rage at ‘terrible decisions’ by RFU over game’s future

The Rugby Football Union is coming under renewed pressure to clarify the future shape of the domestic game amid mounting calls for reform

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Dumfries and Galloway council workers reject new pay deal

Workers overwhelmingly voted to knock back the offer from the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities

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Lightfoot touts benefits of CHA land deal with Chicago Fire at groundbreaking for team’s West Side training facility

Money the soccer team pays in rent to the housing authority will go toward its projects. “I’d like to make one point crystal clear: CHA will fulfill our commitment to developing new housing in this area,” said CHA CEO Tracey Scott.

The Hindu

Tamil Nadu government did not consult Economic Advisory Council before it amended Factories Act: Jean Drèze

The Tamil Nadu government did not consult the Economic Advisory Council before it got the amendment to the Factories Act, 1948, through the Assembly on April 21, says Jean Drèze

Daily Record

Falkirk Council plan to axe school buses could fail over lack of political support

Falkirk's Conservative councillors have now said they will vote against the proposal as it stands

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Cardiff council defends spending tens of thousands on mayor's car and chaffeur costs

Cardiff Council said the figures revealed in an FOI represent a tiny fraction of its overall net annual budget

Belfast Live

Tributes paid to departing Mid Ulster councillors

Six councillors from across the district will not seek re-election in May

Al Jazeera

EU slaps sanctions on relatives of Syria’s al-Assad over drugs

European Council says production and trafficking of amphetamine has become ‘a regime-led business model’ in Syria.

Wales Online

Peckish gulls pushing shells and bones into roof of one of Swansea's landmark buildings

Netting is the answer, says Swansea Council

Wales Online

Council signs up to scheme designed to help bring empty homes back into use

Merthyr Tydfil councillors approved the council taking part in the Welsh Government grant scheme

The Hindu

Andhra Pradesh: Nellore Municipal Council meet witnesses pandemonium

City Mayor P. Sravanthi adjourned the municipal council meeting abruptly on Monday amid ugly scenes as irate YSR Congress Party corporators created a ruckus when she sought to know from officials the rule position on hanging portraits of the Chief Minister and other dignitaries in the council hall.

Reuters

EU sanctions more individuals, telecom firm over rights violations in Iran

The European Union imposed sanctions on Monday on eight Iranians and a mobile telecommunications provider in its latest effort to target individuals and organisations it holds responsible for human rights abuses in Iran.

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