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Holyland flytipping 'out of control' as residents call for waste management strategy

Belfast City Council has received almost one report a day of flytipping since the start of June

Belfast Live

Busy Edinburgh road will be closed 'for days' after fire in fish and chip shop

The Scottish Ambulance Service and Edinburgh City Council have given updates in the aftermath of a devastating fire on Monday in Newington that left multiple residents temporarily displaced and at least two local businesses destroyed.

Edinburgh Live

Conham River Park wild swimming petition triggers full council debate

More than 4,100 people are supporting calls to overturn a ban at the beauty spot

Bristol Post

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Official complaint about city councillor being looked into by council

City solicitor looking into reports about cabinet member's links to stalled development

Liverpool Echo

UN Security Council Meets over Gaza Fighting

The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting Monday to discuss the situation in Gaza, with several members raising concerns despite the tenuous truce between Islamic Jihad militants and Israel after three days of deadly conflict. Speaking via video at the start of the meeting, UN Middle East envoy Tor…

Asharq Al-Awsat

UN Security Council holds emergency meeting over Gaza fighting

Palestinian ambassador asks when will ‘enough be enough’ as council members express concern about recent violence.

Al Jazeera

Belfast City Council was advised not to use term 'Bloody Friday'

The council faced criticism over a commemoration for victims of the bombings as it did not use the term "Bloody Friday" on its printed programme

Belfast Live

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Calls for senior Liverpool councillor to step down over stalled property links

Senior councillor calls for cabinet member to 'immediately resign'

Liverpool Echo

Yemen: PLC Stresses Importance of Judiciary's Independence

The Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) has affirmed its keenness to enhance the independence of the judiciary, and to maximize its role in achieving justice and the rule of law and defending the constitutional order and national identity. PLC Chairman Rashad Al-Alimi and Council members Aidarous Al-Zubaidi, Abdul Rahman Al-Muharrami,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Too many intimidating Orange Order walks in Glasgow', council survey finds

A CONSULTATION on the impact of parades through Glasgow has found that residents felt intimidated by Orange Order marches – and most people…

The National (Scotland)

Yemen Debates the Presidential Leadership Council

Yemen will never return to its pre-war status quo, and the alleged good intentions of the Houthi militias can’t be relied upon, former Yemeni deputy foreign minister Mustapha Noman told Asharq Al-Awsat. Noman said Houthis possess elements of power that enable them to impose their conditions. The government failed to…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Politician who investigated city property crisis linked to stalled site

Councillor Abdul Qadir was a member of a special taskforce set up to investigate the fractional led property crisis in the city

Liverpool Echo

Co Down rental market suffering thanks to 'Airbnb factor', councillor says

Call for ‘Living Over the Shops' scheme dismissed by Stormont department

Belfast Live

What Glasgow residents really think about the city's parades

The council asked Ipsos Mori to carry out research on the impact of parades in Glasgow and a report on feedback from focus groups will go before a committee next week.

Glasgow Live

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Liverpool Echo

Former acting Mayor claims Liverpool Council staff 'fearful' of commissioners

Cllr Wendy Simon said staff worried about their departments

Daily Mirror

Couple 'heartbroken' after beloved puppy is killed during stay at doggy day care

Emma Gee, 34, and her husband were devastated when their Liverspot Dalmatian Taylor died in the care Heronswood Canine Retreat, also known as A&T Trained Dogs in Lancaster

The Hindu

PM Narendra Modi to chair NITI Aayog governing council meeting on August 7

The agenda of the seventh governing council meeting of the NITI Aayog includes crop diversification, achieving self-sufficiency in oilseeds, pulses and agri-communities, implementation of the National Education Policy and urban governance.

Manchester Evening News

Heartbroken couple's warning after 10-month old puppy killed at doggy day care

"We do not wish any other fur baby mummy and daddies to go through what we have suffered"

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City Council ‘not a good place to work these days,’ Tunney says of mass exodus

Five-term Ald. Tom Tunney (44th), chairman of the Zoning Committee, told the Sun-Times he plans to take some time during the council’s August recess before deciding whether to call it quits — or even run for mayor.

The Hindu

ICMR starts new initiative in northeast

This latest initiative is part of the 2020 project

The National (Scotland)

Work on Scotland's largest net-zero housing development officially underway

COUNCILLOR Jane Meagher has officially broken ground at Scotland’s largest net zero housing development in Granton, just three miles north of…

The Hindu

Chinchansur elected unopposed to Council

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Belfast Live

Mid Ulster Council staff facing abuse in person and online during workers’ strike

The Council’s four party leaders issued a joint statement asking for residents to be respectful

Reuters

Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council: Military force will not solve problems

Using force won't solve problems and differences, Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said at a regular news briefing on Thursday, the same day China filed multiple missiles around the self-ruled island in unprecedented military drills.

Bristol Post

Bristol students fined £400 for leaving sofa outside after moving out

The Bristol City Council Enforcement Team slapped them with the fine

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