The Latest Breaking News from Council

NATO leaders will meet in Lithuania to discuss Russia’s aggression and overcome differences over the bloc’s enlargement.

A separate plan to build houses at the site was backed by councillors last year despite environmental health officers raising 'significant concern' about possible ground contamination

The Joplings building will be improved at ground level in moves to attract new retailers, bar and restaurant operators into the city

Primary and Secondary Education MInister S. Madhu Bangarappa on Monday assured the Legislative Council that a meeting will soon be convened to decide on filling up vacant posts in aided secondary schools and pre-university (PU) colleges that have been created due to retirement, death and resignation after December 2015.

Questions on surcharges for empty homes and holiday homes slated by Conservative group leader as Holyrood looks to changes in council tax payments

As money is funneled to states, opioid councils wield significant power in determining how it gets spent. They face concerns about conflicts of interest and lack of representation by affected groups.

Aid for opposition-held areas is divisive in UN Security Council, with the ever-present threat of a Russian veto.

Karnataka Budget presented on Friday announced ₹100 crore for the establishment of Karnataka State Christian Development Corporation, a long-pending demand of the Christian community. They had been seeking the upgradation of the existing Council into Corporation.

'To spend that amount of money on a particular project and then to see a bonfire built there again next year would not be good'

The plant at Mell, Drogheda which involves large-scale dipping tanks, will process 36,000 tonnes of steel per annum.

The plans for Slaughtneil GAC have been backed by Mid Ulster council's planning committee