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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.

Roll Call

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.

Daily Record

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'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"

Manchester Evening News

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.”

Wales Online

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.

Glasgow Live

'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

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'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'

Manchester Evening News

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.

Newsroom.co.nz

‘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

Liverpool Echo

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…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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.

Daily Record

"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'

Manchester Evening News

Union recommends teachers accept new pay offer and end strike action

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

The National (Scotland)

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Nottingham community group will continue until it 'runs out of money' amid possible eviction

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.

Nottingham Post

Nottinghamshire councillors fight bus cuts that would have 'devastating impact' on town

Trentbarton recently announced it was cutting all evening and Sunday services on the Hucknall Connect service after April 2 as part of a raft of changes meant to cater to customer needs.

Belfast Live

Frustration over waste collections across Belfast as councillors call for new strategy

The DUP Group has written to the Chief Executive of Belfast City Council calling for a new waste management strategy due to repeated missed collections

Wales Online

Bridgend council agrees to 4.9% council tax increase with 2% cut to education budget

This year's budget will consist of a net budget of £342 million, and an additional capital investment programme of £69 million

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Liverpool Echo

Cark park set to be sold for new housing development

The sale is set to be approved on Thursday next week

Daily Mirror

'Luxury £1.5m shopping hub' built after London riots abandoned with just one shop left

Hackney Walk in east London was opened with plenty of fanfare as a new £1.5 million luxury shopping district but now six years later it lies empty but for one store

Chicago Sun-Times

14 runoffs — maybe more — likely in City Council races

Three of those runoffs would involve incumbents appointed by Mayor Lori Lightfoot over the last year.

Chronicle Live

Major developer proposes over 500 homes and a spine road for Murton Park

508 homes have been applied for out of a potential of nearly 3,000 allocated for the land in North Tyneside

Belfast Live

Lisburn and Castlereagh bins to get smaller, Council says

“I am deeply disappointed that all the other parties are forcing through a policy that I believe will have a major impact on many of our families living in our city that we are here to support."

Liverpool Echo

Areas 'like a war zone' as council issues just five fines for fly tipping

Green campaigner Neil Doolin said people feel "let down" by the lack of enforcement

Newsroom.co.nz

Review slates council for 'soft and slow' response to food factory noise complaints

An independent review into the Upper Hutt City Council's handling of noise complaints shows they acted 'too slowly and too softly' and that its processes weren’t up to scratch.

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