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Controversial beer garden decision to be voted on again

Planning panel failed to follow correct procedure in refusing permission

Manchester Evening News · Nov 4, 2022

Second historic pub saved from the bulldozer in Altrincham

Trafford planning authority refuses application for retirement complex

Manchester Evening News · Nov 1, 2022

Demolition of notorious West Lothian ghost estate halted after concerning find

Kerry Mackintosh had waited 18 years to see the demolition of her old home but, on Halloween, the work stopped as soon as it had started for fears of asbestos being uncovered

Edinburgh Live · Oct 31, 2022

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Edinburgh whistleblower claims council department could lead to dangerous prisoners being released

The council says an investigation was launched after the whistleblower came forward, and insists it found no evidence to support the allegations.

Edinburgh Live · Oct 26, 2022

Andy Burnham will not 'punish people to net zero' despite stark climate warning

Experts have warned that Greater Manchester is expected to emit more than its fair share of carbon within the next two years

Manchester Evening News · Oct 18, 2022

We need more homes like this, Labour’s shadow chancellor says on tour of Ancoats

The Labour MP frontbencher came to Manchester on Thursday (October 13) to see the first new carbon neutral social housing

Manchester Evening News · Oct 14, 2022

Devolution talks over £3bn North East mayor deal stall with Truss government 'occupied' by turmoil

As Liz Truss' administration is engulfed by controversies surrounding its economic plans, local council leaders have been left waiting for news on the £3bn devolution deal

Chronicle Live · Oct 4, 2022

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"From coal pits to coal tits": How Wigan's industrial past has transformed into green spaces

"Looking at the locations in the middle of urban sprawls and suddenly you have a magnificent green oasis, even the swans will put on a show for you occasionally.”

Manchester Evening News · Oct 4, 2022

'We want to work with communities' - Boss of firm putting up telegraph poles in Trafford

Plea follows online debate among residents

Manchester Evening News · Oct 3, 2022

Salford city mayor blasts Government over new influx of asylum seekers at hotel

Paul Dennett says announcement was an 'absolute shock

Manchester Evening News · Sep 23, 2022

Why it took 10 WEEKS to fix a leak in a South Manchester street

The leak was finally fixed last Friday

Manchester Evening News · Sep 23, 2022

Woman mocked as 'Jabba the Hutt' in WhatsApp group which included Labour councillors and MP caseworkers, leaked messages show

A union official mocked the woman and Labour has now launched an investigation

Manchester Evening News · Sep 23, 2022

Annoyed neighbours fight to preserve 'last view' of the Tyne in Wallsend after building plans emerge

Families on Railway Terrace, Wallsend, are taking a stand against a company's plan to erect a 50 metre high, 270 metre long industrial unit at Hadrian Yard

Chronicle Live · Sep 20, 2022

'Critical risk' warning as Tyne and Wear Metro's electricity bill spirals almost £10m over budget

The government has been urged to offer extra support to help keepn trains running during the cost of living crisis, as Metro finance chiefs grapple with escalating bills

Chronicle Live · Sep 12, 2022

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Manchester Evening News · Sep 9, 2022

'She cared about our LGBT community' - Manchester's first openly gay mayor remembers laughing with the Queen

The former Lord Mayor revealed that Buckingham Palace requested an LGBT choir perform during her last visit to Manchester Cathedral

Manchester Evening News · Sep 4, 2022

Why the new bus fares coming in TODAY ‘won’t make a difference’ for many – and some will pay more

Single fares and day tickets will be capped, but many regular bus passengers will not benefit from this 'first step' towards Andy Burnham's Bee Network which starts on Sunday, September 4

Daily Record · Aug 17, 2022

Protestors pelted eggs at Conservative supporters as they arrived in Perth for leadership hustings

Hundreds were outside Perth Concert Hall on Tuesday night to shout and jeer at Conservative party members

Wales Online · Aug 15, 2022

The block of flats where life is blighted by drug dealing and anti-social behaviour

They want the owners of the building to do more, and regularly contact police

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Manchester Evening News · Aug 14, 2022

Passengers’ fears as dozens of routes face the chop or reduced services if rescue plan fails

The future of dozens of services across Greater Manchester appears to be uncertain as the government’s Covid recovery funding comes to an end.

Manchester Evening News · Aug 11, 2022

Salford mum whose home was plagued by rats, mice and flies to be rehomed

Her housing provider has pledged to find her a new home

Manchester Evening News · Jul 29, 2022

Terrified residents are scared of leaving their own front door thanks to 'death trap' street

Petitioner speaks of 'terrifying' ordeal getting four-year-old boy into her car

Chronicle Live · Jul 26, 2022

North East's levelling up fears as Boris Johnson slammed for 'deciding to go on holiday and play with jets'

Sunderland's council leader said that the region was watching the Tory leadership contest with 'interest and concern', amid worries about the future of the levelling up agenda

Manchester Evening News · Jul 19, 2022

Housing bosses set to visit gardens plagued by dog poo

After years of 'misery' Gardens may yet get fenced off from defecating pets

Chronicle Live · Jul 15, 2022

Who the North East's Tory MPs and councillors are backing to be the next Prime Minister

The field of candidates to take over in Downing Street is set to be whittled down to a final two next week

Nottingham Post · Jul 15, 2022

Nottinghamshire County Council could move out of County Hall to cut costs

The authority is planning a new £15 million centre

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