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Edinburgh Christmas market could be cancelled after organisers pull out

Edinburgh’s Christmas market could be cancelled after organisers withdrew from the event weeks before its launch.

The National (Scotland)

Fears of higher bills in Neath Port Talbot county as leader backs petition calling for more funding

'If we are going to provide excellent services and keep council tax from any further rises than we need the Welsh Government to provide us with the best financial settlement'

Wales Online

New Liverpool Council chief executive now officially in post

Theresa Grant took up her eight month posting on Monday

Liverpool Echo

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Liverpool schools 'under a grey cloud' as cost of educational health plans hits

Council's education finance manager issued a stark warning

Liverpool Echo

Mayoral allies urge Lightfoot to scrap plans for $42.7 million property tax increase

The increase is half what the automatic escalator approved two years ago allows. But Ald. Jason Ervin, chairman of the City Council’s Black Caucus, is among the mayoral allies advising the mayor to find another way.

Chicago Sun-Times

Deliveroo and Just Eat should be 'targeted' in online food hygiene reviews, Council says

"The inclusion of hygiene ratings should be right across the board for all food providers and we should be including the delivery services"

Belfast Live

Schools 'snookered' by council contract gaffe could get energy pay back

Headteachers expressed their concerns to officers during a meeting in Gateacre

Liverpool Echo

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West Lothian celebrate chart topping DJ duo and school band for musical success

County which has produced winners from across musical spectrum now congratulates DJ duo for 8 weeks at No1 and schools pipe band in successful return to competition

Edinburgh Live

U.S. wants U.N. Security Council to be made more inclusive & increase permanent members: Blinken

The five permanent members are Russia, the U.K., China, France and the United States and these countries can veto any substantive resolution

The Hindu

Permanent membership of the UNSC is another story

There should be no illusion about how states view membership in the United Nations Security Council — India must realise that it is all about national interest

The Hindu

Mainstream Media: Make Room, Cannabis Needs Some Space, New Organization Wants To Make That Happen

Cannabis entrepreneurs and brands from coast to coast have joined forces to create the Cannabis Media Council, an organization that will tap the power of mainstream media to drive education and acceptance of the plant.

Benzinga

Edinburgh Council's strip club ban review gets court date set

The hearing will be crucial for the future of Edinburgh's Sexual Entertainment Venues.

Edinburgh Live

Council begins 'substantial' debt recovery amid thousands owed from city car park

A question was raised about how Liverpool Council would recover the funds

Liverpool Echo

Falkirk council warned rat infestations is becoming a serious problem

Councillor Anne Hannah is asking Falkirk Council to look closely at its legal duty to keep the district clear of vermin

Daily Record

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Belfast Live

Derry councillor to propose 'warm banks' for those unable to heat their home this winter

"I had really hoped we wouldn’t get to the stage."

Newcastle Herald

Cash splash in the works as council dives headfirst into major pool plans

A cash splash is in the works as Lake Macquarie City Council dives into a 20-year plan to improve pool infrastructure across the region.

Chicago Sun-Times

Is City Council really ready to show its independence?

Chicago City Council members can select who they want on committees and who should lead them. State law and the city’s own rules clearly spell out they have that power. They just have always opted out and have given the mayor their blessing to do their bidding.

Wales Online

'We will be homeless by Christmas' Family face £60,000 bill after court order to bulldoze their mobile home

The council has pressed forward with the demolition order, despite neighbours writing in support of the family of four

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Daily Record

Falkirk bus services 'costly and unreliable' as council urged to push for change

Councillor Anne Hannah is asking the council to use its influence to address problems and warned that current services were 'inadequate'

Daily Record

Family face 'being homeless by Christmas' after £60k order to tear down own home

Stephanie Rolfe and Stuart Macdonald say they are 'facing financial ruin' after being told they will have to cover the £60,000 cost of bulldozing the building.

The Hindu

Very premature to comment on India getting a UNSC veto: Jaishankar

India has been campaigning hard, including this past week, for a permanent seat at the Security Council

Manchester Evening News

Family face being homeless by Christmas and £60,000 bill after order to demolish home

Following a four year saga, the family have now been given less than two months to "dismantle" the timber structure

Daily Mirror

Family face £60,000 bill and being homeless by Christmas after order to demolish home

Stephanie Rolfe and Stuart Macdonald do not know how they will pay the bill to demolish their own home after the council served them with a court order giving them 56 days to raze it

Dynamite News

This time something has shifted, we've got some tailwind behind us: EAM Jaishankar on UN reforms

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said that there has been a "shift" on the issue of UN reforms among the international community. Read more on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

Terror listings at U.N. blocked without assigning reason challenges common sense, says Jaishankar

“We are trying to get across our message that terrorism is not political. It should not be used as a political tool, its consequences should not be made political”

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