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Court hears Lake council to spend $124m to rip up roads

"Defective" road base product allegedly expands "uncontrollably".

Newcastle Herald

Lightfoot makes environmental concession, but critics still not satisfied

The mayor is proposing to beef up the Office of Climate and Environmental Equity — from six employees to 10 — and take it out of the mayor’s office, placing it under a director who would be confirmed by the City Council.

Chicago Sun-Times

Couple trolled after moving into home metres away from busy road win battle against council

Jackie and James McCormack thought the home would be their dream - but it quickly turned into a nightmare

Wales Online

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Belfast Council Chief says rates freeze proposal "incompetent"

Belfast residents and businesses are facing the city's biggest raise in council tax next year

Belfast Live

Couple win council battle after buying nightmare home next to 70mph road

Just metres away from the 70mph road, Jackie McCormack and her husband, James, had been shocked when they bought the home after discovering the extent of the noise and pollution.

Edinburgh Live

Six community hubs proposed by council to tackle financial and social struggles

As the cost of living crisis continues, North Tyneside Council proposes six community hubs to support struggling residents

Chronicle Live

Warning as 'aggressive' cold callers claiming to be ex-cons target people

The council shared the warning following a rise in such incidents nationally

Liverpool Echo

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Council 'confident' of change after verdict on 'bleak' children's services

A government appointed commissioner spent three months reviewing the council's troubled children's service

Liverpool Echo

WRU chairman Rob Butcher stands down from role for personal reasons just days after losing crucial vote

In a statement, the outgoing WRU chair said he had made the decision not to stand prior to Sunday's AGM

Wales Online

Glasgow considers bid to host Euro 2028 championship at Hampden

The event, which would feature world class players, would bring an economic boost to Scotland according to a council paper.

Glasgow Live

Walker tower blocks demolition delayed yet again as council blames gas pipe for latest setback

Hexham House and Titan House are both empty and have been earmarked for demolition since 2018

Chronicle Live

Six Lexington candidates vying for three At-Large council spots in next Tuesday's election

The Lexington mayor’s race has attracted a great deal of attention in the bluegrass community. But running a close second at city hall is the at-large council contest.

WEKU

Deep concerns for city's most used public pool

"Yes they replaced the waterslide and that's great but the pool needs a really significant plan and investment in maintenance and rejuvenation."

Newcastle Herald

Verdict on troubled children's service where council 'lost sight of responsibilities'

A government-appointed commissioner has now released his report into the service

Liverpool Echo

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Belfast Live

Belfast City Council hoping to halve emissions by 2030 as it applies to join C40

Belfast has to sign up to climate "leadership standards" to join group of cities

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian row erupts over plans to build 'grass-roofed' house next to listed building

The new four bedroom house proposed for North Berwick field will have a green planted roof to blend in with its rural location but North Berwick Community Council said it would ruin the town's 'iconic skyline'

Dynamite News

Sports: World Athletics Relays 2023 Postponed Until 2025

The Council said that the decision was taken with the agreement of both the Guangzhou organizing committee (LOC) and the Chinese Athletics Association (CAA). Read on for details:

Glasgow Live

Funding bid to refurbish two of East Renfrewshire's 'worst' primary schools

The council have agreed to bid for funding from the Scottish Government to help pay fro the much-needed work.

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Newcastle Herald

Labor stoush as Wallsend MP Sonia Hornery and Newcastle Labor councillors trade blows over swimming pools | UPDATED

Chris Minns on Labor internal war involving councillors and Hornery

Asharq Al-Awsat

Houthis Threaten to Launch Terrorist Attacks in Response to Security Council Condemnation

The Iran-backed Houthi militia responded to a UN Security Council statement condemning its attack on the al-Dabba port in Hadramout by threatening to expand its attacks and warning that it could resort to any option to target local energy facilities and maritime trade. The militias have targeted two oil ports…

Pedestrian.tv

The Australian Press Council Has Ripped The SMH A New One Over *That* Rebel Wilson Piece

The Council found the article was "likely to cause substantial offence and distress" and intruded on Rebel Wilson's privacy.

Manchester Evening News

'It's all pound shops and charity stores': The Greater Manchester streets where people are desperate for change

'It needs bringing back into the 21st Century'

Dublin Live

Tenants protest mass eviction in city centre

The residents of 35 properties at Tathony House in the capital, took their fight to Dublin City Council

Asharq Al-Awsat

Security Council Extends Mandate of UN Mission to Libya for 12 Months

The Security Council voted unanimously Friday to extend the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) for a year and urged key institutions and parties in the divided north African country to agree on a roadmap to deliver presidential and parliamentary elections as soon as possible.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh council to tear down CCTV cameras linked to Chinese human rights abuse

Edinburgh council has agreed to remove CCTV cameras that are being used across the capital after it was revealed that the company they belong to have links to human rights abuses in China.

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