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Six lifebuoys stolen in north Dublin over weekend condemned as 'mindless vandalism'

Dublin City Council said they repair or replace approximately 600 lifebuoys per year

Dublin Live

Further delays on Bangor regeneration makes local council look like "a joke", alderman says

Alderman Bill Keery calls for JCB to knock down a building to prove work will begin in new city

Belfast Live

Former Nottingham College site in Beeston set to be changed into student flats

The scheme first went to a planning committee in July 2021

Nottingham Post

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United Utilities apologises for burst water pipe that left thousands without water

United Utilities also explained why it turned down a number of water distribution centre locations

Liverpool Echo

Workshop about Darby Street trial 'positive', says business owner

Mitch Samways, who owns Lone Clothing Co on the western side of Darby Street, said he went into the meeting hesitant about the proposal, but came out feeling optimistic.

Newcastle Herald

New plans show the future of a 'three-quarters' pedestrianised Stevenson Square

Some access will be retained for buses and taxis

Manchester Evening News

Edinburgh Council leader hints at city's bid to host Eurovision 2023

Naturally, having won the competition in 2022, Ukraine were due to hold next year's contest in Kyiv. However, risks surrounding the war with Russia and security measures have meant that it is no longer feasible

Edinburgh Live

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Tynemouth group hopes to restore outdoor pool to its former glory after 10-year campaign

The Friends of Tynemouth Outdoor Pool group wants to see the open-air pool make a comeback with plans that have gained huge support from locals

Chronicle Live

Thousands want council to drop bylaw banning swimming at popular spot

A group of campaigners is trying to achieve the "designated bathing water status" - which would see the water monitored for harmful bacteria - in the area

Bristol Post

Every Leeds car park ranked in price from highest to lowest

There are a lot of car parks of all shapes, sizes and prices across the city

Leeds Live

Two of Scotland's largest cities confirm bids to host Eurovision song contest

A spokesperson for Glasgow City Council said the city is a "safe pair of hands" after hosting COP26 last November, while Aberdeen City Council has also thrown its hat in the ring.

Daily Record

Three quarters of Bristol SEND parents say council 'doesn't have their child's interests at heart'

Damning survey of parents of the city's most vulnerable pupils

Bristol Post

Mid Ulster council services to see four weeks of disruption due to strike action

The strike action began on Monday with disruption expected until Sunday 21 August

Belfast Live

Council pledges to put "honesty" back in politics after scandals

After a series of campaining scandals throughout the May local elections and the Camperdown by-election, the local authority has passed a pledge to ensure all parties adhere to "honesty, integrity, and respect".

Chronicle Live

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Dublin Live

E-bike battery chargers 'significant' fire risk to flat complexes, Council exec warns

Charging the batteries that power these vehicles have already caused fires inside people's homes

Belfast Live

Derry family business "devastated" after flooding hits for second time in five years

The business owner estimates that £100,000 of damage has been done to his premises.

Nottingham Post

Timeline outlined, economic impact - Nottingham Forest's City Ground plans set for decision

Latest Nottingham Forest news from NottinghamshireLive as Reds prepare for Premier League return

Asharq Al-Awsat

Grundberg Condemns Attack on Taiz, Presidential Leadership Council Calls for Punishing Houthis

The United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen, Hans Grundberg, has vowed to continue engaging the parties to the conflict in Yemen to renew and expand the truce. He issued a statement on Sunday condemning the attack on Zaid al-Moshki residential neighborhood in Taiz that injured 11 boys and girls, mostly…

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Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh resident hits out at parents parking over double yellow lines at park

Issues with parents parking their cars over double yellows and on the grass kerbs at the Gyle Park is understood to have been an ongoing issue for a number of years.

Wales Online

Police called after resident spots dodgy plant in council's planter display

"On the advice of the police, the plant was located, removed and has been secured"

Asharq Al-Awsat

Sudan's Opposition Accuses Hemedti of 'Eluding' to Remain in Power

Sudan's Vice President of the Sovereign Council Mohammad Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, voiced support to the army's measures to withdraw from politics. Some opposition factions considered that Hemedti's position was not new, saying it was one of the military tactics to remain in power. Hemedti, also the Rapid Support…

The Hindu

India, six others vote against resolution to grant UN accreditation to six rights groups

At the meeting of the 54-member Economic and Social Council, the Committee on Non-Governmental Organisations recommended 203 groups for special consultative status.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh rejects BT digital hubs as pledge made to clean-up "revolting" phone boxes

A councillor called on BT to 'stop holding the council to ransom over the use of public space' and remove dilapidated payphones across the city.

Newcastle Herald

Regulator steps in after power supplier abandons Hunter councils

This Retailer of Last Resort process allows the transfer of customers to other retailers to ensure the continued supply of energy.

Liverpool Echo

Action plan deadline looms over borough's 'not fit for purpose' children’s service

An inspection carried out earlier this year found "significant" weaknesses in the council's special educational needs provision

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