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Why Luton council leader may lose job after just four months
1+ hour, 12+ min ago (1218+ words) Labour's Tahmina Saleem was elected as leader of Luton Borough Council in May On 19 May Labour's Tahmina Saleem was appointed as the new leader of Luton Borough Council, replacing Hazel Simmons who had been in charge since 2007. So why is…...
Falklands RAF’s Voyager tanker back in MPA after support of US efforts in Iran
1+ hour, 37+ min ago (263+ words) Montevideo, September 14th 2026 - 05:41 UTC RAF air defenses protecting the Falklands Islands have been bolstered by the re-deployment of an Airbus A330 Voyager tanker aircraft back to Mount Pleasant airbase after a five-month long gap. The need to reinforce allies across the Middle…...
Falklands ex Chief Executive, Keeling holding temporary CEO job in Cornwal
1+ hour, 43+ min ago (152+ words) Montevideo, September 14th 2026 - 05:36 UTC A former chief executive of the Falkland Islands government is taking on a temporary leadership role at a council in the UK. Andy Keeling has been appointed by Cornwall Council as interim deputy chief executive and will…...
Mayor pledges over £1.7 million to house Black Country rough sleepers before Christmas
2+ hour, 26+ min ago (373+ words) Mayor Richard Parker has secured over £5 million for the West Midlands to help end rough sleeping Richard Parker, Mayor of the West Midlands, has made a commitment to see every person sleeping rough in the region offered a roof over…...
Villagers challenge council plan to demolish homes
1+ hour, 37+ min ago (583+ words) Villagers trying to prevent their homes from being demolished have been granted permission for a judicial review into a council's regeneration plans. In December 2025, Durham County Council's £10.7m project to demolish houses on three of Horden's numbered streets and build 100 new…...
Reform UK council hires security to patrol areas where asylum seekers ‘gather’ | News - undefined
1+ hour, 54+ min ago (672+ words) Six guards will patrol three town centres for an initial three-month trial A Reform UK council has deployed private security guards to town centres where concerns have reportedly been raised over “gatherings of male migrants” from a nearby accommodation centre....
Independent fund proposed to end 'creative accounting' club contributions to sporting clubs, reliance on pokies
2+ hour, 47+ min ago (1037+ words) Your day. Your community. Get out & about with Goodwin. We answer your call. We show up to the job. The ACT Greens want to remove any doubt or “creative accounting” around licensed clubs’ community contributions by establishing an independent fund…...
Budget unlikely to resolve surging energy prices
1+ hour, 44+ min ago (825+ words) irishtimes.com Budget unlikely to resolve surging energy prices Coalition determined to defend data centres with fossil fuel price cuts as they siphon 23% of our energy supply Sir, â Cliff Taylor rightly highlights how the upcoming budget is unlikely to…...
Horden residents challenge council plans to demolish homes
1+ hour, 38+ min ago (848+ words) Keith Derby and Ray Bellingham are campaigning to prevent houses in Horden from being demolished Villagers trying to prevent their homes from being demolished have been granted permission for a judicial review into a council's regeneration plans. In December 2025, Durham…...
Garvaghy Road women fear for future as Orange Order reopens Drumcree dispute
1+ hour, 47+ min ago (965+ words) Young mothers on the Garvaghy Road have spoken of their fears after the Orange Order revealed plans to reopen a bitter parade dispute that was settled almost 30 years ago. Tensions on the mainly nationalist area of Portadown have increased significantly…...