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Dublin author calls for personal apology after Arts Council's €25,000 grant mistake

"I just had so much relief and joy and gratitude and I started telling people, I was celebrating - and then a half an hour later I got the email saying sorry, that was an error"

Dublin Live

Potential voting rights change comes under fire from former provost

Efforts to remove voting rights on council committees from unelected members, including those representing churches, are being criticised by a former Stirling provost. Colin O’Brien, himself a high school headteacher for many years, is a Church of S

Daily Record

Cost of new Midlothian high school with its own swimming pool doubles

Council officers suggested dropping a planned swimming pool and sports pavilion at the new school as costs rose to £122million but were over ruled by councillors who insisted they stayed in the proposals

Edinburgh Live

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Still no plan for Southport Pier after emergency meeting

Cllr Atkinson said that blame should not "solely be laid at door of local authorities"

Liverpool Echo

Opposition parties slam Northumberland County Council over youth worker redundancies

The Tories have argued that the money saved is being used to modernise youth work in the county

Chronicle Live

Arts Council apologises after mistakenly awarding grants to 140 people

The Council has said they have now put in place "additional checks for the issue of decision letters to prevent a repeat of this error"

Dublin Live

Local councils review big card payment surcharges on ratepayers

Hutt City was the first local authority forced to refund excessive credit card surcharges; now Matamata-Piako and other councils are reviewing their fees. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Constitution protects the deprived, can't exclude them further: Bombay HC to OTPT council; permits visually impaired student to study physiotherapy

MUMBAI: Granting relief to a visually impaired physiotherapy student to pursue her graduation, Bombay high court said, "our collective endeavour as a society and particularly that of the State Government has to be a constant effort to find ways to assist those most in need of assistance; and never to…

The Times of India

Labour-led council to appoint interim leader who once shouted Nazi slogan

The councillor set to become interim leader of the Labour-led South Lanarkshire council was previously censured for shouting a Nazi slogan during a…

The National (Scotland)

Secret Invasion season 1 episode 2 review: Nick Fury exposes his humanity and tensions rise

In episode 2 of Marvel's Secret Invasion, we learn about Nick Fury and the Skrulls' shared past as well as the former's weaknesses.

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Congress asks Council poll ticket aspirants to deposit ₹2 lakh each as KPCC building fund

For elections to six seats of the Karnataka Legislative Council, scheduled to be held in June next year (2024), the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) has asked ticket aspirants to deposit ₹2 lakh each along with the application fee of ₹5,000.

The Hindu

Delhi's Aurangzeb Lane renamed APJ Abdul Kalam Lane: NDMC

NEW DELHI: The Aurangzeb Lane in the Lutyens' Delhi has been renamed Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Lane, NDMC officials announced on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Kilmarnock residents slam fly-tipping and litter left for months

East Ayrshire Council received complaints from residents at Glebe Road, Welbeck Street and Arbuckle Street who are concerned that no action is being taken.

Daily Record

Angry Edinburgh locals gather to oppose 'discriminatory' traffic changes

Residents of an Edinburgh neighbourhood gathered on Tuesday evening to oppose traffic changes in the area that have been branded 'discriminatory', though Edinburgh Council have said the changes are 'simply a trial'.

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UN vote on maintaining its peace force in Mali is postponed until Friday

The UN Security Council is due to hold a vote Friday on whether to maintain Minusma - the UN peacekeeping force in Mali - after 30 June when the mission ends.

Liverpool Echo

Coleen Rooney issues plea to save Epstein Theatre after 'such sad news'

The mum-of-four said she enjoyed "lovely memories" at the historic theatre

The National (Scotland)

East Renfrewshire Council says constituency boundary changes 'not acceptable'

Planned parliamentary boundary changes in East Renfrewshire are “not acceptable”, the council has said, ahead of an expected call for an inquiry…

Daily Record

South Lanarkshire Council leader speaks out after being suspended for two months

Councillor Joe Fagan has been banned for two months for breaching the councillors code of conduct.

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Scottish Labour council leader suspended for two months over disclosure of information

EXCLUSIVE: Joe Fagan, who is in charge of South Lanarkshire Council, had been investigated by the Standards Commission

Chicago Sun-Times

City could open as many as 5 migrant shelters

Potential sites for new shelters were identified in a memo distributed to Chicago City Council members before a meeting Wednesday of the Council’s Immigrant and Refugee Rights Committee.

Dublin Live

Fianna Fail Councillor elected as new Lord Mayor of Dublin

Councillor Daithi de Roiste was elected the 355th Lord Mayor of Dublin this evening

Liverpool Echo

Riding school 'dismantled' with heartbroken team owing thousands

Park Palace Ponies has run a successful site in Dingle and was set to open a full size facility in Aigburth

Edinburgh Live

Controversial East Lothian road closure plan should be stopped, council leader says

Plans to close the Johnnie Cope Road were first put forward 37 years ago but never acted upon until council officers revived them last year sparking protests from local residents

Liverpool Echo

‘Fight not over’ as curtain to come down on Epstein Theatre

The historic theatre will close on June 30 with the public invited to two open days before the doors are shut

The Hindu

Bickering in parties is quite natural, says Council Chairman

Changing parties is a common part of electoral politics, says Chairman of Legislative Council Gutha Sukender Reddy

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