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Jockeys could face tougher penalties for breaching whip rules by the end of this year after the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) agreed to a consultation on the issue. It follows a “pivotal” review of equine welfare, which was published on Thursday and is intended to “address the sport’s biggest challenges”. The Horse Welfare Board (HWB), […]
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Hook’s neighbourhood plan is finally ready to be adopted by Hart District Council (HDC) after a legal challenge from a developer was dismissed. Wilbur Developments, who had been promoting the development of land at Owens Farm, west of Hook, submitted a challenge over a ‘local gap’ – which prevents two settlements from merging. In this
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An inadequate consultation process means a group of Luton residents face a further wait to resolve the future of a parking scheme. Restrictions were introduced last April at the junction of Erin Close and Douglas Road, following a public consultation described as “very poor”. Last week, the council’s petition and representations board voted to carry
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A Welsh minister’s opposition to a hospital ward closure shows “double standards”, according to Plaid Cymru. Jane Hutt has been campaigning against a closure in Barry Hospital. Last week, First Minister Mark Drakeford said it was not for politicians to decide the future of Royal Glamorgan Hospital A&E services. Defending Ms Hutt, her government colleague
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Campaigners battling to save a hospital A&E department has launched a fresh legal challenge after a proposal to maintain the department was omitted from a public consultation. The Save Friarage Hospital group was established after South Tees NHS Foundation Trust decided to suspend the A&E department at Northallerton’s Friarage Hospital and to replace it with
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TCI Commentary: The pressure is mounting on the oil giant as Greenpeace and other activists make life difficult for BP’s new Chief Exec. Notice however that permission has been granted for drilling in the Vorlich oil fields to be challenged in the Courts … because of inadequate consultation! Expect more like this as Climate emergency
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Campaigners have launched a bid for a judicial review over plans for a new medical centre, 71 apartments and a community room in Whitchurch. Shropshire Council’s northern planning committee approved the proposal to redevelop the Pauls Moss area of the town in October. It came after members rejected the original plan in order to retain
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A planning inspector has rejected an appeal to build a wind turbine in Devon after the applicant held a consultation “down the pub”. Plans for the 15-metre high turbine at Eastlake Farm in Dolton, near Winkleigh, were originally submitted by Simon Paine back in December 2018. Thirty-eight people objected to the plans citing visual impact,
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Residents and businesses have claimed they’ve been left out of the loop by council plans to relocate the Woolwich Leisure Centre. The comments came during a meeting of Greenwich Council’s cabinet, where members approved a proposal to continue the relocation of the centre to new premises facing General Gordon Square. The move could see a
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TCI Commentary: Media reports on Tyneside suggests that campaigners now accept that they have lost their appeal against the transfer of some stroke, maternity and paediatric services to Sunderland Hospital. It is not a surprise. We always thought that engagement and consultation in this particular case looked robust and effective – and indeed confirmed this
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