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Controversial £1.3m cycle lane upgrade up for approval despite opposition

Wirral Council said the cycle lane, which isn't funded by the council's own finances, will make the road safer

Liverpool Echo

Botched insulation scandal victims express hope but frustration over slow progress

Bridgend council is appointing two members of staff to lead the remediation work for the homes in Caerau

Wales Online

Bristol Waste bosses deny city council company is in financial trouble

“I want to dispel the issues you might have seen in the press"

Bristol Post

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World Athletics commits to gender equality with female vice president promise

The governing body will have 40 per cent female representation on its Council.

The Independent UK

Edinburgh Corstorphine-Murrayfield by-election candidates make final pitch ahead of vote

Voters in Corstorphine-Murrayfield will head to the polls to pick their new councillor this week - and here they reveal the issues that they think are important to voters

Edinburgh Live

The road gritting plan in your county as Ireland braces for snow and temperatures plunge

Local Authorities are required to do a major review of their operations and to produce a plan and map detailing the proposed response/operations that the Council will be operating

Irish Mirror

Falkirk Provost takes on scrutiny role after resignation of Independent councillor

Provost Robert Bissett will now be convener of the council's internal Scrutiny committee

Daily Record

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Falkirk councillors to look again at whether committee structures 'fit for purpose'

Councillors will form a cross-party working group to look at the decision-making process

Daily Record

Gosforth High Street bollards to be removed but replacement plan branded 'extremely dangerous'

Council bosses plan to install a new bus lane along the high street to replace the bollards, which were installed to create social distancing space in 2020

Chronicle Live

As DC backtracks on changes to city's criminal code, Senate vote is moving forward

WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer has rejected a plea from the Democratic chairman of the Washington, D.C., Council to cancel a planned vote on a House-passed measure blocking the district’s new criminal code.

Tribune News Service

West Dunbartonshire Council tenant rent to increase by 5% this year

The increase has been confirmed by councillors as part of budget measures to help fund improvements to the living standards of tenants.

Glasgow Live

NYC Mayor Adams lauds controversial NYPD riot unit Strategic Response Group, suggests it will remain as is despite City Council heat

NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams lauded the NYPD’s controversial riot unit Monday and suggested it would stay in place — days after it and the police department came under fire for failing to appear at a City Council hearing on the unit’s handling of the 2020 George Floyd protests.

Tribune News Service

Edinburgh Leisure call in pest control after mice spotted in sports centre cafe

The arms-length council department has apologised for the incident, and confirmed they have taken measures to rid the building of mice.

Edinburgh Live

As city backtracks, Senate vote on DC criminal changes going ahead

Senate Majority Leader Schumer is rejecting an attempt by D.C. officials to avoid a vote to block a new criminal code.

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Daily Record

Confusion reigns as thousands of East Ayrshire households have bin days changed suddenly

The council's website states that changes will be implemented this week but that's not the case.

Manchester Evening News

'Why's the burglar who raped me allowed to be anonymous? I've had no help and I've lost everything'

"I feel as a woman in this day and age, I'd have been treated better - but I just feel like I'm s*** on the floor"

Wales Online

Care home spent severely disabled man’s money on women’s clothes, cosmetics and toys he could not use

"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.”

Glasgow Live

Inside new £42.5million Bearsden leisure centre with two pools opening tomorrow

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.

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Manchester Evening News

'It used to be beautiful': The Curry Mile restaurateurs who say it's 'gone so downhill'

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

Manchester Evening News

'Council tax is going up but we're struggling to survive. Where's the money going?'

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

Newsroom.co.nz

Hopes to curb rabbit pest go viral

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.

Liverpool Echo

‘Bent’ system cost Merseyside town thousands when asking for Government help

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

Asharq Al-Awsat

Yemen's Presidential Council to Up Economic Measures to Confront Houthis

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…

Daily Record

Concerts, markets and key events to be hosted in brand new Ayrshire venue

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

Manchester Evening News

"This is just the tip of the iceberg": Officers 'weakening the grip’ of criminal gangs in the UK’s counterfeit capital

'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'

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