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Reading Homeowner Faces Demolition Order for Illegal Extension Oxford Road Offices in Reading to Become Takeaway Reading Approves Security Upgrades for St Marys Service Yard Green Park Sign in Whitley to Receive New Screen Display

Whitley resident ordered to demolish unapproved rear extension after losing appeal against council demand. 549 Oxford Road is set for a hot food takeaway conversion. Planners approved the change on February 7. Town centre service yard at St Marys to get heightened wall and electric gates. Approved on February 10. Green Park’s Longwater Avenue sign…

Durham Council Urged to Act on Delayed Milburngate Site Project

Council cautioned on Milburngate site risks. Project delays spark inquiry calls after Tolent collapse. Cost is around £55 million. Durham Council Urged to Act on Delayed Milburngate Site Project Durham officials decided to pursue Milburngate negotiations. They want to end the site’s long-term uncertainty. Acquiring and developing it will cost around £55 million. The council…

Edinburgh Council Faces Criticism Over £32m Deal with Faulty Builder

Deal with housebuilder criticised over poor work. Issues include fire safety, dampness. Questions about oversight. Edinburgh Council Faces Criticism Over £32m Deal with Faulty Builder Okay, so listen to this crazy story about some new houses in Edinburgh. Fire safety stuff was installed poorly. This could let fires spread way too fast. People also have…

Kirklees: Investment Disparity Across Five Major Towns Revealed

Investment gaps across Kirklees towns spark concern. Cleckheaton faces neglect despite council’s £1.5 million pledge. Kirklees: Investment Disparity Across Five Major Towns Revealed Hey, listen to this news about Cleckheaton. The council planned to fix the town hall back in 2022. They even set aside £670,000 for it. It was part of a bigger plan…

Midlothian Could Extend Weedkiller Use Due to Climate Change

Council considers starting weedkiller use earlier due to climate change, potentially saving money. Midlothian Could Extend Weedkiller Use Due to Climate Change Midlothian might use weedkiller sooner because climate change makes weeds grow longer. Council officers want to start in March, whereas, they usually start using it in June. Early use could save about £18,000…

West Lothian Council Unveils New Homelessness Strategy Plan

West Lothian addresses rising homelessness with a new local strategy, tackling housing shortages and seeking funding for prevention. West Lothian Council Unveils New Homelessness Strategy Plan West Lothian faces a tough homelessness problem. Councillors will soon look at a new plan. Over 1,000 households lacked homes last year. This happened despite a 5-year government plan.…

West Norfolk News: Parking, Protests, Retirement, and Gnomes Abound

Local news includes parking issues, a council resignation, retirements, and gnome surprises. West Norfolk News: Parking, Protests, Retirement, and Gnomes Abound Shops want easier parking in Lynn. The Chamber hopes for pay-on-exit car parks. They want hassle-free shopping; therefore, the Chamber suggested a study instead of the council’s plan to raise parking charges. Three car…

Blackburn Market Door Repair Delayed Awaiting Parts

Faulty market door repair delayed. Traders await fix of the troublesome entrance on Church Street. Blackburn Market Door Repair Delayed Awaiting Parts The market door on Church Street wasn’t shutting well. Traders worried about this ongoing issue. The council knew about the faulty door set. They planned repairs for February 12, Wednesday. This door faces…

Swindon Bus Stuck Blocking Road Due to Parked Cars Near Roundabout

A bus got stuck in Swindon, blocking a road after struggling to navigate parked cars near a roundabout. Swindon Bus Stuck Blocking Road Due to Parked Cars Near Roundabout Hey, listen to this story! People often park on Eastbury Way’s roadside. This street is in Redhouse, North Swindon. Houses there don’t have enough parking spaces,…

Bromley Resident Fined for Ignoring Fly Tipping Investigation

A Bromley man received a fine for failing to cooperate with an investigation into a fly-tipping incident. Bromley Resident Fined for Ignoring Fly Tipping Investigation Robert James lived on Wagtail Way. He was found guilty in court. He did not respond to legal notices, which fell under a specific law. The council sent these notices…