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Villagers hope to raise thousands of pounds in a fortnight to continue fighting a country estate’s housing plan. Many residents of Staindrop and Gainford, in County Durham, opposed plans by Raby Estates to build a total of 151 new homes on land it owns at both villages. Objections included the loss of greenfield land, building […]
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Stagecoach is mounting a legal challenge against Greater Manchester’s plans to take control of its bus network after labelling the consultation around the reforms as ‘flawed’. The company accused the combined authority of running an ‘unlawful’ public consultation on their plans to introduce a London-style bus franchising system in the city-region. Concerns have also been
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Women are urging Westminster to “issue further guidance” to the Scottish Government on the need to provide female-only toilets. For Women Scotland (FWS) argues that forcing women and girls to share toilet facilities with men is dangerous and contrary to single-sex protections afforded to women by the Equality Act 2010. In its submission to a
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A consultation is set to be launched into the future of Laindon Community Centre. At a meeting of the Neighbourhoods and Public Spaces Committee last night (March 10), councillors agreed to a plan to consult with residents on what the future will hold for the building, which sits on Aston Road. It was agreed that
Over 1,040 people signed a petition campaigning to save the Laindon Community Centre Read More »
A consultation on improving walking and cycling in Shoreham is an opportunity to make more ambitious changes to travel in the area, according to a local councillor. On Monday (March 8), West Sussex County Council (WSCC) began asking residents their thoughts on safer walking and cycling schemes in Upper Shoreham Road, Middle Road and Eastern
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A public consultation exercise on the controversial Whitesands flood prevention scheme in Dumfries has been restarted. An administrative error resulted in some opponents to the £25 million project failing to get the correct paperwork. And the authority, which launched the original six-week consultation on January 22, decided to restart the whole process again. John Dowson,
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In recent months the Government has been keen to paint itself as a leader on environmental issues, as it gears up to host a major climate summit this Autumn. But this week’s news ministers are planning to cut tax for domestic flights is the latest in a series of controversial policy decisions that risks tarnishing this reputation before the summit has even begun. The plans
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A CALL has been made to ensure members of the public have their say on whether a widespread 20mph speed limit in Haddington becomes a permanent fixture. The reduced speed limit throughout the town – and others in East Lothian – was brought in last year in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Chris McEwan,
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MORE than 400 people have joined the campaign to reopen Hyde Street in Winchester, with a counter petition close to hitting its target. An online petition has attracted around 400 signatures in the last two weeks taking the number to 1,555. Its organisers claims almost all the supporters are local to Winchester. The number has doubled
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THE future role of local community centres and libraries will come under scrutiny in a new consultation launched this week. Under-threat facilities, which included Largs Library, are set to be thrown a lifeline after playing key roles in the community effort during the coronavirus pandemic. Council chief Joe Cullinane this week revealed there will be
Fresh consultations launched after pandemic “changes picture” Read More »
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