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Wigan's children and adult social care deemed at 'major risk' financially

The Children's Social Care sector was given a ‘requires improvement’ by Ofsted earlier this year which the council put down to staffing and funding shortages.

Manchester Evening News

Lexington Council appears primed to grant another pay raise in public safety

Lexington’s City Council appears ready to approve another pay increase for its police officers. The first reading of the salary hike is on the Council’s docket Thursday.

WEKU

London council vows to seize Lime e-bikes blocking its streets in ultimatum

Wandsworth Council says bikes have blocked busy streets around rail stations and Tube stations

Evening Standard

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EU pushes to add Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania to passport-free travel zone

The European Commission called on Wednesday for Romanian, Bulgarian and Croatian citizens to be able to travel freely without passports across Europe, which would expand the so-called Schengen area with no border checks to 29 countries.

Reuters

UN Warns Against Dangers of Libya’s Partition

UN Special Representative Abdoulaye Bathily has warned against prolonging the interim period in Libya, saying it could become even more vulnerable to instability, as well as risk of partition. He urged on Tuesday Libyan politicians to hold the elections “as soon as possible,” telling the Security Council that the UN…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Council's $120,000 bid to bolster Redhead Beach against severe storm erosion

Council has made a $120,000 bid to bolster Redhead Beach against future severe storms like those that devastated the Hunter's coastline earlier this year.

Newcastle Herald

Almost €40 million owed to Dublin City Council in social housing rent arrears

51 tenants owe more than €27,000 each

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Tyne Tunnel toll will rise by up to 50p in 2023 as councillors warned of 'astonishing' energy bills

Drivers are set to be hit with a major toll increase, but the rise has been delayed by a few months in an attempt to help people struggling with rising fuel bills this winter

Chronicle Live

Dad refuses to let children learn to swim until they can have lessons in Welsh

Aled Powell, from Wrexham in Wales, has denied his two daughters swimming lessons for the past three years despite their pleas to learn because they cannot be taught in Welsh

Daily Mirror

Dad refuses to let his children learn to swim until they can have lessons in Welsh

Aled Powell has been waiting three years for swimming lessons in Welsh

Wales Online

Busy city centre street will be made one-way under new Council plans

Councillors also discussed a full traffic ban on Parliament Street

Dublin Live

Alimi Warns Against Houthi Escalation, Says it Sabotages Peace Efforts

The President of the Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council (PLC), Rashad al-Alimi, warned that the Houthi terrorist attacks on oil export ports and vital economic structures would undermine peace efforts, stressing that the legitimate government reserves the right to respond to these attacks. Alimi and council member Faraj al-Bahssani met with…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Nottingham City Council to spend up to £149,000 on consultants for six weeks of work

The Labour-run council says it needs expertise it does not have in-house

Nottingham Post

East Lothian family fight to save summerhouse in row over 'open space'

East Lothian Council planners said that even though the couple own the land at the side of their house it had been designated as 'open space' and building on it breached planning rules ordering them to take the summerhouse and fence down

Edinburgh Live

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Los Angeles Times

Editorial: Why LA needs a larger City Council

Los Angeles has nearly 4 million people. You might think the 15-member City Council, with each council member representing around 260,000 people, is normal for a big city.

Liverpool Echo

Council approves application for hundreds of homes on old Ministry of Defence site

The application is linked with another for 217 homes meaning nearly 500 houses could be built in total

Manchester Evening News

Princess Parkway potholes "like canyons" are safe say Manchester Council

Council bosses insist the road is "structurally safe", despite the "visual deterioriation" along one of Manchester's busiest roads

Newcastle Herald

Roasted: Mining giant's costs case against Muswellbrook Shire Council thrown out

After a part-win in a rates war between Glencore and Muswellbrook Shire Council, Land and Environment Court rubbishes a 'deficient' and 'disingenuous' costs claim

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Dublin Live

Developers threaten to sue Dublin City Council over St Anne's Raheny wild geese 'de-zoning'

"We will be compelled to bring legal action which will consume valuable court time and resources and cost the taxpayer hundreds of thousands of euros in legal costs"

Liverpool Echo

Dad hit with fine because of upside down parking ticket

Chris Amery said he was "taken aback" by Liverpool Council's "dogged" pursuit of his fine, despite his evidence that he had a valid ticket

Chicago Sun-Times

Indicted Ald. Austin ‘not medically fit’ for trial, her lawyers say, days after she votes on city budget

Austin’s lawyers said her medical records are “startling,” and she “cannot cooperate fully with counsel or withstand the stress of a trial.”

Reason

A Michigan Mayor Tried To Stop Constituents From Criticizing Her. Now, They're Suing.

Monique Owens shouted over critical speakers at a September city council meeting, claiming it was her "First Amendment right."

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh locals on pothole-ridden roads slam £36m George Street 'vanity' plans

The resident has said that their own working class community, along with many others in the capital, is in dire need of investment as the cost of living crisis worsens for households.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow high school teachers to strike over failure to protect them from 'violent' pupils

Teachers at Bannerman High School are set to strike for 12 days over alleged safety issues caused by violent and disruptive pupils and the council's failure to address the problems.

Nottingham Post

Work begins on District Council's largest housing estate in Kirkby in Ashfield

A total of 34 new family homes will be built

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