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UN Officials Call for Extending Resolution Allowing Aid Access to Syria

Six senior international officials in humanitarian affairs signed a joint statement calling for extending the United Nations Security Council resolution 2642 which allows for life-saving humanitarian aid to be delivered to north-west Syria from across the Turkish border. The resolution is set to expire in eight days. “If the Council…

Asharq Al-Awsat

UAE, China call for UN meeting over Ben-Gvir’s Al-Aqsa visit

The UN Security Council is expected to convene on Thursday, according to diplomats.

Al Jazeera

Councillor raises concerns about plans to increase social housing rents in Vale of Glamorgan

The council will met next week to make a decision on proposals to increase the rent by 5.5%

Wales Online

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Edinburgh tram line's lack of Gaelic signs 'a major missed opportunity'

The council said tram chiefs would be likely to request any changes to stops to be made across the entire line, rather than just the new one through Leith opening next year.

Edinburgh Live

Welsh rugby bosses to call EGM as bold plans for major change announced for 2023 in open letter

WRU chairman and Wales legend Ieuan Evans speaks of the lofty Six Nations and World Cup ambitions from Warren Gatland and a desire for change to how the game is run here

Wales Online

Edinburgh woman who worked at Gorgie Farm for nearly ten years heartbroken over closure

Maia left in November 2022 after getting a job at a vet surgery and moving to Fife but says the farm gave her everything she has today and made her dreams come true.

Edinburgh Live

New Year celebrations kick off around the world as Manchester gears up for countdown party

Spectacular firework displays have brought in 2023 in Australia and New Zealand

Manchester Evening News

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Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI: Former pontiff once dubbed ‘God’s rottweiler’ whose resignation was historic

The man born Joseph Ratzinger spent many decades as a key figure in Catholicism, writes Paul Vallely, but his choice to end his eight years as head of the Church and become Pope Emeritus will live longest in the memory

The Independent UK

Fury as council bans Troon's Christmas lights being stored in town hall

Troon Community Council have been left furious by the decision to not allow their lights to be stored in the council building.

Daily Record

Gateshead resident fed up of 'depressing and disgusting' mud problem in Leam Lane street

After years of Evanlade residents trudging through mud, the local authority has finally agreed to come up with a solution

Chronicle Live

Council's crackdown on fly-tipping as worst streets revealed

We asked what the top 10 streets were for fly-tipping in 2022 and how many reports are made yearly

Liverpool Echo

Concerned Edinburgh resident shares footage of 'dangerous trench' outside pub

A video shows unfinished pavement work at the foot of Leith Walk which could lead to pedestrians tripping and injuring themselves according to Edinburgh activists.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian MSP Fiona Hyslop reassures constituents over SNP budget plans

The Linlithgow MSP says the government has 'chosen to protect West Lothian Council'.

Daily Record

Manchester New Year's Eve countdown party in city centre confirmed - but NO fireworks

There will be a big public countdown in the city centre, but no fireworks to see in 2023

Manchester Evening News

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Dublin Live

Dublin City Council boss calls groups providing tents to homeless people 'virtue signallers'

Owen Keegan, who will step down from the DCC chief executive role in September 2023, said the council fundamentally disagree with the provision of homeless services on the street

Bristol Post

Bristol's Clean Air Zone agreement - where the money can be spent

It could bring in as much as a million pounds a month

Nottingham Post

New Lidl set for Nottinghamshire town despite Asda and shopping centre opposition

A Lidl supermarket, a drive-thru café, and 71 homes will be built on land East Of Carlton Road and Blyth Road in Worksop, if councillors give the go-ahead at a Bassetlaw District Council planning committee on January 4.

Liverpool Echo

Mounds of rubbish dumped as fly-tippers fined by council

A used mattress, broken couch and dozens of bags of litter were all dumped on Sefton roads

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Life next to Nottinghamshire house closed by police after 'intolerable situation'

Nottinghamshire Police and the council secured a closure order for the property

Dublin Live

'Serious overhaul' needed for historic Dublin bridge as €1.5 million conservation works set to begin

Fingal County Council said the repair works for the single-span cast-iron girder bridge, which was commissioned by the Guinness family in the 1870s, will take five months

Asharq Al-Awsat

Security Council Urges Taliban to Reverse Restrictions on Women

The UN Security Council on Tuesday called on the Taliban to reverse policies targeting women and girls in Afghanistan, expressing alarm at the "increasing erosion" of human rights in the country. In the latest blow to women's rights in Afghanistan since the Taliban reclaimed power last year, on Saturday the…

Tribune News Service

Mayor Adams was ardent defender of discretionary spending before pushing NYC Council cuts over migrant crisis

NEW YORK — In a move that provoked harsh backlash last week, New York Mayor Eric Adams called on City Council members to fork over half of their discretionary funds to help pay for the ongoing migrant crisis that has plagued his administration for months.

Daily Mirror

Body of serial killer Peter Tobin cremated and dumped at sea costing taxpayer nearly £700

Edinburgh City Council is believed to have arranged for the body of the infamous murderer to be cremated on Thursday 13 October after he died days earlier

Edinburgh Live

Forgotten Edinburgh statues from lost mansion will stand in new council scheme

Planners have requested detailed proposals for where the Griffins will be located in the new housing estate before work begins in 2023.

Edinburgh Live

Navigating Edinburgh's Leith Walk 'like playing Russian roulette' for the blind

Responding to claims Leith Walk is a "no go area" for the blind, the council accepted there were "genuine concerns" but said the layout provides "clear segregation for visually impaired pedestrians".

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