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Councillors won't abandon plans for Pencoed development despite failed levelling up bid

The funding needed for the project is believed to be about £17m

Wales Online

Department responsible for South Ayrshire's entire estate has no dedicated staff

The issue was raised during a meeting of South Ayrshire Council's cabinet due to the number of outstanding jobs involving the estates department.

Daily Record

Junior Minister Niall Collins insists he 'acted correctly' on planning application

In a statement late on Monday evening, Mr Collins, who is a Minister of State in the Department of Further and Higher Education, insisted that he had acted correctly in his application and was seeking legal advice.

Irish Mirror

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Newcastle council meets with state over key election priorities ahead of NSW poll

The state's Department of Local Government - the body that overseas local councils across NSW - met with the Lord Mayor and City of Newcastle CEO on Tuesday to hear "local concerns" ahead of the state election.

Newcastle Herald

'The heart ripped out of communities' – Labour shadow health secretary on Gateshead leisure centre closures

Wes Streeting claimed that cash-strapped Labour councils slashing services "get the blame for decisions taken in Westminster by the Conservatives"

Chronicle Live

Newcastle voters go to the polls this week to choose new councillor in Byker by-election

Four candidates are vying for the seat vacated after the resignation of Labour's Stephen Sheraton

Chronicle Live

Housing developer plans to build 2,500 homes in Cardiff

Plans for new homes between Lisvane and Pontprennau will be discussed by the council's planning committee this week

Wales Online

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Newcastle pervert with more than 1,000 sex abuse images of kids was Lib Dem city councillor

David Besag, who represented the Walkergate ward for six years, was last week given a suspended prison sentence

Chronicle Live

Wirral council criticised for 'significant weaknesses' in past finance management

The independent report said the council had improved since and addressed some of the issues

Liverpool Echo

South Gloucestershire slugs blamed for shorting out traffic lights

The council has set up a team to tackle the pests and maintain the network

Bristol Post

Dog attacks: Almost 2,000 attacks on people and pets recorded in Northern Ireland in 18 months

Councils brought 13 successful prosecutions from 652 incidents reported in a 5 month period

Belfast Live

CAZ fine details of eight drivers sent to one motorist in data breach

Documents included names, addresses and car registrations, which is against GDPR rules

Bristol Post

People 'scared to death' to cross road where dad was killed

Two petitions are calling for Spital Road to be made safer after many near-misses and crashes

Liverpool Echo

The Greater Manchester areas where rats have been reported most

Rat problems hit some areas worse than others

Manchester Evening News

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Liverpool Echo

Care home threatened grieving family with bailiffs over dead mum's fees

An Ombudsman investigation has found St Helens Council was at fault

Chronicle Live

Council to 'assess options' over Central Station revamp and other projects hit by Tolent collapse

Tolent was contracted for the next stage of the train station's redevelopment, as well as the regeneration of the Pattern Shop and a controversial housing project in West Denton

Liverpool Echo

'Accident blackspot' where six vehicles and a bike crashed in three days

The junction of Druids Cross Road and Menlove Avenue has been the site of a spate of crashes

France 24

Ukraine's EU bid: 'What we've achieved in a year is unthinkable by normal standards'

Before February 24, 2022, few could have imagined that Ukraine would be awarded candidate status to join the EU in the space of just a few months. But the war on Ukraine has transformed the relationship between Kyiv and Brussels, evident not just in the various bilateral visits at the…

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Chronicle Live

Gateshead tower block residents set to see price hike in council energy scheme

Gateshead Council has increased its energy tariffs to customers throughout Gateshead to be more in line with the Government's Energy Price Guarantee

Wales Online

Schools funding to be cut by 2% in Bridgend as council bosses say latest budget is toughest they've ever had to deal with

The proposals for the budget come during the current financial crisis which left the authority tasked with finding £2.6 million worth of savings this year

Belfast Live

Derry Deputy Mayor will not seek re-election at this year's council elections

"It has been an honour and privilege to represent the people of Ballyarnett on our council for over a decade"

Birmingham Post

Investment package launched to attract business growth in Neath Port Talbot

Neath Port Talbot Council has launched the support to encourage companies to establish operations in the region

Asharq Al-Awsat

Palestinian Authority Stops Contacts with Tel Aviv After Nablus Operation

The Palestinian Authority (PA) stopped all contact with Tel Aviv in response to the Israeli military operation in the West Bank city of Nablus, which killed 11 Palestinians. Palestinian sources told Asharq Al-Awsat that the Authority was dealt a treacherous blow two days after it withdrew the Security Council draft…

Chronicle Live

Gateshead Council approves 4.99% rise in council tax and spending £25m of reserves

A new budget has been agreed by Gateshead Labour councillors, but councillors reject Lib Dem plea for £2.1m from new budget to help ailing leisure centres

Dublin Live

Dublin City Council prepares for 'droves' of new homeless families when eviction ban ends

Dublin City Council expects a "serious pinch point" in emergency accommodation availability if the ban is lifted

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