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Fierce debate over claims that Sikh activists are at risk in Slough

Two Slough residents claim they and their families’ lives are being put at risk by the Indian government – and one says he needs...

Regulator confirms it will investigate council’s decision not to release bribery complaint

A government regulator has confirmed it will investigate Slough Borough Council’s decision not to release details of a bribery complaint after a request from...

Full Cabinet unveiled at Kirklees Council

Kirklees Council’s new, full Cabinet has been unveiled, as the local authority moves forward under Labour’s direction. An eventful full council meeting earlier this month...

Over 100 new student flats confirmed for Huddersfield town centre

More than 100 student flats will be brought to a former council office block in Huddersfield town centre. Last week, plans to transform Kirklees House...

Pot-hole ridden Dalton road in-line for £5m makeover

A Dalton road causing “safety issues” for drivers and pedestrians could soon be getting a multi-million-pound makeover. The pothole-ridden Bradley Mills Road has been in-line...

Delays hit Heckmondwike bus station revamp as “unavoidable price increases” see costs soar by £1.8m

Plans to upgrade Heckmondwike’s “bus-hub” to a new bus station have hit a wall as skyrocketing costs have set the scheme back by six...

Revised Safari Cinema redevelopment plan approved but all affordable housing removed

The restoration of a historic art-deco cinema in North London can finally be completed after changes to the original plan were agreed. The redevelopment...

Inside Slough’s hidden homeless camps

Hidden in the woods in Slough is a troubling side of the town we rarely see. Metres from the better-trodden paths and pavements, dozens...

Town centre set for makeover with new cycle lanes, wider pavements, and a ‘pocket park’

A North London town centre is set for a huge makeover with a plan designed to make the area a safer and more attractive...

London’s nightlife crisis: Industry leaders call for urgent support amid crime and cost challenges

London’s nightlife industry has warned that strict licensing laws, problems with crime, and eye-watering costs are pushing venues to the brink. In public meetings at...

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