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Liverpool schools hit with £2.3m bill after council energy blunder

But schools are still yet to find out if the council will reimburse them for the costly mistakes made

Liverpool Echo

Falkirk swimming pool closures will deny future sporting talent, Labour warn

Labour councillors met with lots of local swimming groups who are opposed to the plans

Daily Record

$1M settlement in fatal police shooting stalls in committee

Some City Council members were furious over plans to settle the lawsuit by the mother of Sharell Brown, noting the Civilian Office of Police Accountability concluded Brown was armed and posed a threat to Chicago police officers.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Man forced to pay bailiffs £500 fine after council misreads his number plate

Steven Ward, 41, says he was woken up by bailiffs from enforcement firm CDER Group threatening to take his and his girlfriend’s cars off their driveway

Daily Mirror

Chicago reaches tentative deal with ComEd on city electric service, City Council members say

Besides a franchise agreement to continue operating the city’s electric grid, there’s also an “Energy and Equity Agreement” that sets economic impact objectives ComEd and the city will pursue together.

Chicago Sun-Times

Wirral Council golf course plans 'kick in the teeth' to campaigners

The council said reopening the golf course would create "significant risks" and likely all golf courses on the Wirral would lose money

Liverpool Echo

Council set to part fund new £330k 'mini-roads' scheme

A disused ampitheatre in Everton has been earmarked by the local authority

Liverpool Echo

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'A pothole destroyed my car tyre and I got €100 from the council to cover cost' - here's how you can do the same

The driving instructor from Meath was furious when one of the tyres on his car was destroyed by a pothole

Irish Mirror

Proposals for £2 parking fee at key South Lanarkshire Council-run visitor attractions

Charges could be in force at the likes of Chatelherault Country Park, Calderglen Country Park and James Hamilton Heritage Park

Daily Record

Alimi Returns to Aden, Thanks Coalition, Donor Countries

The Chairman of the Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad al-Alimi, affirmed the keenness of the Council and the government to fulfill their declared pledges to Yemenis. Alimi arrived in Aden on Saturday, coming from Riyadh. Alimi told Saba News Agency that the government aimed to increase Yemen's presence in the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Tron funding cut raises wider fears about the health of Scotland's culture sector

ONE of Scotland’s most important theatre companies is in danger of becoming much diminished following the decision of Glasgow City Council not to…

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh locals baffled as council put pavements over junctions on quiet road

Several residents in the Newhaven area have voiced their opinion on the new road layout on their street, with several junctions making way for continuous pavements laid with tarmac.

Edinburgh Live

Return of Edinburgh cycle hire scheme 'unlikely' as cost estimated at £20m

Transport leaders are keen to see some form of cycle hire scheme brought back, but an official report showed the cost of a city-wide scheme would be too much.

Edinburgh Live

Nottingham charity faces being 'homeless' after being asked to pay for whole building

Nottingham City Council is asking them to take over the whole building and cover all the costs including repairs, utilities, and insurance

Nottingham Post

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Bristol Post

Bristol City Council threatened with court battle over zoo car park plans approval

Planning committee granted permission for the second time in November after the high court quashed original unlawful decision

Daily Record

Community councils 'divorce' after just one year

Carmondean and Deans will now have separate community councils

Bristol Post

‘Don’t make the public pay more’ urges ferry owner over council’s proposed massive fee hikes in Bristol harbour

Boat owners want discussions with Bristol Council over harbour increases, claiming they want to make a "little London"

Dublin Live

Five-month-old baby has 20 year smoker's cough resident says, down to mould in Council housing

The baby has a shadow on her lung and everyone in the house has been on antibiotics

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The Independent UK

British Government criticises decision to allow Russian athletes at Paris 2024 Olympics

The IOC says the “vast majority” of Olympic stakeholders support the creation of a pathway for Russian athletes to return as neutrals.

Asharq Al-Awsat

UN Special Envoy: Syria Remains Deeply Divided

The United Nations Special Envoy to Syria, Geir Pedersen, confirmed on Wednesday that Syria remains tattered and deeply divided, facing massive economic hardships of “epic proportions.” Pedersen determined six priorities to proceed with a political process based on Resolution 2254, led by the UN, which requires unity from all parties…

Chronicle Live

Gateshead lib dems announce new leader

Ron Beadle, previously deputy leader, will now step up to the plate after the retirement of councillor Jonathan Wallace

Chicago Sun-Times

What will the next Chicago City Council look like?

With many alderpersons choosing not to run for reelection, decades of institutional knowledge will be lost when the new Council convenes.

Chronicle Live

Gateshead International Stadium's future being considered in council "appraisal"

As Birtley and Saltwell leisure centres face closure, the council is reviewing the options open to Gateshead International

WEKU

Lexington Council gets update on housing stabilization changes

During the pandemic, Lexington has spent more than $41 million in direct rental and utility assistance. The city has almost $16 million left in federal funding. However, changes are coming next week to try to ensure the assistance is not depleted by this summer.

Nottingham Post

Gedling Borough Council must pay back thousands after overcharging for taxi licences

Councillors in the opposition described the blunder as “embarrassing”

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