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Streamlining local governance: proposal to cut Newcastle city council members by a third

The number of councillors in Newcastle should be cut by a third, according to an independent politician. Marc Donnelly, a councillor in the outer west...

Nissan’s green light: upgrading wind turbines for sustainable manufacturing

Plans to upgrade wind turbines at the home of Nissan on Wearside have been given the green light by city development bosses. Sunderland City Council’s...

Faith in deferral: East London church’s decade-long battle for planning permission

An East London church that has been illegally operating in a warehouse for more than a decade is battling with the local council to...

Slough council unites for peace: calls for a ceasefire and a two-state solution in Israel and Gaza conflict

Slough’s council leader is expected to write to the foreign secretary to raise concerns over the conflict in Israel and Gaza following a council...

Empowering Dreams: Anita Rani unveils groundbreaking scholarship for disadvantaged women

In a groundbreaking move, University of Bradford Chancellor and acclaimed TV/radio personality, Anita Rani, has unveiled the Rani Scholarship—an empowering initiative aimed at offering...

Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice welcomes the former mayor of Kirklees to the team!

Having chosen Forget Me Not as his mayoral charity of the year (2022-23), he will now be working to continue building relationships, raising awareness...

Fulfilling healthcare visions: Upton hospital’s state-of-the-art community diagnostic centre

A proposed new state-of-the-art medical centre in Slough has taken a step closer to fruition. A planning application has now been submitted for the new...

Join the Bradford 2025 youth panel and influence the future of your city’s year-long celebration!

Bradford 2025 is aiming to recruit 15-20 young people to join a new Youth Panel which will have the unique opportunity to help shape...

Quayside quandary: Newcastle’s battle over controversial apartment block

Residents opposed to controversial plans for a “monolithic” apartment block on Newcastle’s Quayside face an anxious wait for answers after the second planning inquiry...

Controversial approval: Rotunda building demolition sparks outcry over loss of green space and lack of affordable housing

Plans to flatten an East London building to make way for nine new homes have been given the green light despite concerns from residents...

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