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Manaa-Hoppenworth makes City Council history in 48th Ward runoff as Dunne concedes

When she’s sworn in next month, Manaa-Hoppenworth will join 11th Ward Ald. Nicole Lee as the only Asian Americans on the Council. “I’m just thinking of my dad — never in his wildest dreams would he have imagined we’d get here,” Manaa-Hoppenworth told the Sun-Times earlier this week.

Chicago Sun-Times

No village spruce up schemes in Mid Ulster this year

Councillors were told that despite a rates rise of 7.3% there was no budget for the scheme

Belfast Live

Home Office forced to put on hold plans to house asylum seekers at ex-RAF airbase

Braintree District Council, which opposes the plans, said in a statement it has been given the green light for an injunction hearing at the High Court on April 19

Daily Mirror

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Council backs SWAH public inquiry call as campaign group delivers 30,000 letters of support to Trust

Emergency general surgery at the hospital has been suspended since 5 December

Belfast Live

Plans to turn Sinead O'Connor's €1m former Bray home into apartments refused

The Nothing Compares 2 U singer purchased ‘Montebello’ in 2007 for a reported €1.7m

Dublin Live

Council approves salmon fishing ban for much of West Coast

A federal regulatory group has voted to officially close king salmon fishing season along much of the West Coast after near-record low numbers of the fish returned to California’s rivers in 2022

The Independent UK

Bristol Rovers 'moving in right direction' for new stadium as Fruit Market site update emerges

The Conygar Investment Company has publicly recognised Bristol Rovers' place in negotiations for the first time

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Saudi Arabia Resumes Flights with Iraq

Saudi Arabia received the first of two flights from Iraq, marking the resumption of direct flights between the two countries. The Flynas flight, carrying 174 passengers, landed at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah Wednesday, coming from Erbil, northern Iraq, for the first time in several years. The trip, which…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Six ward races still up in the air as younger, more diverse City Council takes shape

Candidates declared victory in at least three of those tight contests, but no one was conceding defeat with thousands of outstanding mail ballots.

Chicago Sun-Times

Lagan Valley health hub 'nightmare' traffic problem raised at council

"The traffic trying to get out on to the main road from the community care centre, especially between 4.30pm -6pm, it is a nightmare."

Belfast Live

Anger as 200 council workers will see pay cut by £80 a month

Some of the lowest paid staff will see their wages slashed under moves that had “flown under the radar"

Daily Record

West Lothian school cleaners drop in pay 'an outrage' as cuts hit lowest paid

Some of the lowest paid council staff could lose £80 a month from their wages when hours are cut back in August

Edinburgh Live

Long to-do list looms for new Mayor Johnson

From assembling a staff and cabinet to speeding up police hiring and devising a plan to stop the usual summer surge of violent crime, the new mayor has his work cut out for him. No wonder so many would-be contenders took a pass.

Chicago Sun-Times

Disabled people 'terrified' new council policy will see them put in residential care

“It’s terrifying for people that they could be pushed out of their own homes"

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World Taekwondo follows IOC and allows Russian and Belarusian athletes back as neutrals

World Taekwondo have announced their plans following recommendations from the International Olympic Committee amid the ongoing war in Ukraine

Reuters

U.N. rights body extends Ukraine inquiry into crimes since Russia's invasion

The United Nations Human Rights Council overwhelmingly voted in favour on Tuesday of extending the mandate of an investigative body probing possible war crimes committed since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Manchester Evening News

Greater Manchester councils spent £1.1m on consultants for Levelling Up cash bids - borough-by-borough cost

Greater Manchester councils received a number of succesful funding bids for Levelling Up cash

Dublin Live

Council Chief denies 'blackmailing' councillors over water activities centre

Kayaking, rowing and water tours of the Docklands are expected to take place at the proposed centre

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Learn more about the 14 wards in the Chicago City Council runoff election

More than a quarter of the seats in Chicago’s City Council will be determined through runoff elections on Tuesday. Explore our coverage, get to know the candidates and understand why it matters.

Glasgow Live

New coastguard rescue team in Clydebank 'welcomed' by councillors

The station near Clydebank College will be recruiting Coastguard Rescue Officers who will help with water rescues, advanced first aid and missing persons searches.

Manchester Evening News

'A mum in an SUV threw a McDonald's bag onto the pavement - so I picked it up and tossed it inside her car'

Neighbours living near a Grammar School have ‘had enough’ of inconsiderate drivers

Newsroom.co.nz

Underpaid council staff leave in droves

Christchurch City Council staff are voting with their feet by leaving in the hundreds

Irish Mirror

Dublin butcher 'happy to do week in Mountjoy' rather than pay rates

Stephen Troy is caught up in a rates row with Dublin City Council. He says the condition of Moore Street - where his butchers is based - is impacting on businesses.

Belfast Live

Lisburn councillor slams DfI over 18 years of 'patchwork quilt' road repairs

"There has been a systemic lack of maintenance, the road is totally deteriorating and breaking up, it is like a patchwork quilt with repairs long overdue."

Evening Standard

Council launches legal action against Home Office’s ‘irrational’ asylum seeker plan

The Minister for Immigration announced plans on Wednesday to use RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire as a site for up to 2,000 asylum seekers

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