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Ministers urged to give TfL final say on driverless taxis as London rollout looms

Chair of the London Assembly Transport Committee says the government has ‘stepped in on London’s devolved powers’

Evening Standard

Ministers urged to give TfL final say on driverless taxis as London rollout looms

Several firms, including Uber and Wayve, are seeking approval to transport passengers in automated vehicles in London as soon as this year

Evening Standard

Skaters launch campaign to save one of London’s only indoor skateparks

Barking Sporthouse announced on Tuesday that it will close its skatepark and replace it with padel courts

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London council 'playing Russian roulette' with lives over management of popular lido

Thousands of visitors are unaware that swimming in the west London lido is banned

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London Tories suspend candidate who called for 'mass deportations'

Nathan Smith had been the Conservative candidate for West Harrow at the upcoming elections

Evening Standard

Southwark Council election: Who should I vote for?

What the main political parties are promising in the local council election in Southwark on May 7

Evening Standard

How London's Vienna-style social housing model will work - as Khan launches £1.5bn fund to boost housebuilding

London will benefit from the government-backed loans to boost lagging housebuilding in the capital

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Plan to demolish part of Dalston's Kingsland Shopping Centre and build "massive" tower blocks prompts backlash from residents

The project could see 254 homes built, but the applicant has admitted it will not meet Hackney Council's affordable housing policy

Evening Standard

Concerns as underage Scots use online grocery apps to buy vapes and alcohol

Concerns have been raised about underagers using online grocery apps to buy vapes and alcohol in Perth and Kinross.

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New contractors brought in to finish controversial Newcastle housing site after builder went bust

North Shields-based Orca, which had links to the city's council leader, was stripped of its contract to build new homes in Gosforth and Throckley last year

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Iraqi man living in Manchester to be 'forcibly removed' from UK and deported TOMORROW

The journalist fears he could be killed if he is forcibly removed

Manchester Evening News

Decision delayed on future of controversial Newcastle 5G mast that was built in the wrong place

Councillors were due to decide on Friday whether the 59ft phone mast in Hazlerigg would be allowed to stay in the village

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Possible Russian link with Llanelli hotel earmarked for hundreds of asylum seekers is raised in Parliament

Llanelli's MP has asked if the Government will look into the potential link, but the Home Office has failed to answer any of the questions put to it by the Local Democracy Reporting Service

Wales Online

Brockwell Park: South London residents fed up with ‘constant’ noise after 6 music festivals in 10 days

Thousands of revellers have flocked to Lambeth’s Brockwell Park in the past two weeks for festivals including Mighty Hoopla, Wide Awake and City Splash

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Labour mayors say Jamie Driscoll 'deserves to be treated with more respect' in party selection fight

Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram have spoken out in support of Jamie Driscoll, after he was blocked from Labour's candidate selection process to become North East mayor

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Newcastle Clean Air Zone: Coach firm's anger over 'crazy' restrictions on vehicle upgrade grants

Phoenix Coaches provides home to school transport for special needs children in Newcastle, but cannot get financial help to upgrade its high-polluting minibuses

Manchester Evening News

"None of them is worth my vote": How Labour got wiped out by Wythenshawe's Green wave

The Greens now hold all three seats in Woodhouse Park, making it the only place in Manchester without a single Labour councillor

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian leader blasts care home cuts and insists they would 'never evict residents'

Council leader Lawrence Fitzpatrick asked the First Minister in March for greater care funding and was knocked back.

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‘We just want to keep our beautiful field’: Community split over ‘affordable homes’ plan for estate’s green space

A group of locals say everyone deserves a home - but their beloved green space is not the right place for them.

Chronicle Live

Millions more could be pumped into Grainger Market revamp as council tries to avoid losing Levelling Up cash

Money that was earmarked for a major redesign of both Old Eldon Square and Blackett Street is set to be diverted to revamping the public space around the Grainger Market

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Emergency services say it's 'inappropriate' to comment on worries over Jesmond road closures

After concerns about access for emergency vehicles being shut off, services have said they cannot comment on the impact of the Jesmond East Low Traffic Neighbourhood in its early stages

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Union 'disappointed' by Northumbria Police plans to axe majority of its PCSOs in £12m budget cuts

More than 130 PCSO roles are due to be cut in a major reorganisation of neighbourhood policing

Manchester Evening News

The bizarre case of a 'forgotten' Greater Manchester graveyard and Pope Francis

Burial ground last useed in 1940 has become 'drugs den'

Nottingham Post

More ‘sustainable pay’ planned to stabilise ‘fragile’ homecare market in Nottinghamshire

There was a “variation” in the amount the council pays providers

Daily Record

Scotland's first Passivhaus primary school in Perth to open to pupils next term

Pupils from Balhousie and North Muirton primaries will move into the brand new Fair City school - Riverside Primary - in May/June

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