Causeway Coast & Glens is to become the latest council in the north to review its bilingual street sign policy. The council currently grants dual language signs on streets that have the support of 66% of residents. It also requires a third of residents to sign a petition to initiate …
Read More »SIC ‘cannot be complacent’ on cyber security
SHETLAND Islands Council is “doing as much as it can” regarding the threat of cyber attacks – with a warning made that the local authority “cannot be complacent”. The topic was raised at a meeting of the council’s audit committee on Monday morning amid a number of cyber attacks in …
Read More »Last Bluemull ferry run at 7pm following Bigga incident
THE LAST run on the Bluemull Sound ferry route will be at 7.05pm tonight after today’s incident aboard the Bigga. The Geira is currently operating to a Saturday timetable, with bookings suspended, after a cement mixer toppled over and damaged several vehicles at around 7.30am this morning. No-one was injured …
Read More »Election chief’s reminder message for voters ahead of 2 May polls
Manchester voters in two elections taking place this Thursday, 2 May, are being reminded of polling arrangements. Along with electors in the other nine boroughs of Greater Manchester, voters will be selecting the Mayor of Greater Manchester in mayoral elections. They will also be casting their votes across …
Read More »UK’s Birmingham council, largest local authority in Europe, declares effective bankruptcy
Labour Party-run Birmingham City Council’s effective declaration of bankruptcy last week marks a dramatic escalation in the social crisis confronting millions. According to reports, “at least 26” more councils could be in the same position, some “within months.” Bradford, Devon, Guildford, Hastings, Kent and Southampton, with millions of people in …
Read More »Norwich City legend Justin Fashanu could have road named after him in city
PUBLISHED: 06:00 25 November 2020 David Hannant Former Norwich City striker Justin Fashanu who died in 1998 Archant The name of a late Canaries legend could soon be appearing on a city street sign, after the council pledged to consider it for future housing developments. Email this article to a …
Read More »Lindy Platten-Jarvis from Felthorpe calling for safety improvements on bend used by NDR rat-runners
Video PUBLISHED: 05:28 21 September 2020 Sophie Wyllie Lindy Platten-Jarvis at her gate on the blind bend in Felthorpe. Photo: Bill Smith Archant © 2014 An ME sufferer who lives in fear of a blind bend outside of her house is calling for safety improvements. Email this article to a …
Read More »Travelling music festival comes to Mt Sturgeon
Award winning and nationally acclaimed Adelaide-based concert series, The Porch Sessions, is heading on tour this summer, coming to Dunkeld on Wednesday 22 January 2020 for one magical night. The tour visits nine other porches between Byron Bay and Adelaide, but, in perhaps the most spectacular location of the trip, …
Read More »Royal Mail postmark to celebrate Goldsmith Street Stirling Prize win | Politics
Video PUBLISHED: 17:26 10 October 2019 | UPDATED: 17:38 10 October 2019 Award winning community built on Goldsmith Street in Norwich. Byline: Sonya Duncan Copyright: Archant 2019 Archant 2019 News that a Norwich council estate won the renowned Stirling Prize for architecture has spread even further – after the Royal …
Read More »Community council voices concern over post office move
LERWICK Community Council will be responding to a Post Office consultation despite agreement that the move of the main Commercial Street branch to within Conochies newsagent is a ‘fait accompli’ and that any comments made will have no impact on the company’s plans. The post office on Commercial Street is …
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