The Latest Breaking News from Council

"When I actually got into his bedroom, I could see it was bare. It was like a prison cell, he was sitting in a broken wheelchair.”

The first phase of the £42.5million Allander Leisure Centre has been completed and it is set to open its doors to the public for the first time on Monday.

"I don't think any businesses here can be making money anymore"

'We weren't doing well before - now we're definitely not doing well'

Renewed council efforts to control Otago’s most notorious pest are not equal to the task of keeping rabbit numbers down a review has found.

Sefton Council has had to self fund its most recent and unsuccessful Levelling Up Fund bids while other Merseyside areas received money to prepare applications

The Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council asserted that the government would continue its efforts to curb the impact of Houthi attacks on oil export ports and address the economic war waged by the militias against the government. Official Yemeni sources stated that the Council held a meeting chaired by Rashad al-Alimi…

The Cutty-Sark centre officially opened on Thursday with council chiefs praising the project for "breathing new life" into the High Street.

'The counterfeit goods industry is not a victimless crime, it causes genuine harm to our communities, and it is something we are committed to stamping out'

Scotland’s council leaders have made a new pay offer to teachers in an attempt to resolve the long-running pay dispute.

Nottingham City Council insists that no decision has yet been made on the future of the Mapperley Community Association's current building on Woodborough Road.