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Council staff unhappy with changes

Council staff unhappy with changes

Council staff unhappy with changes

Staffing changes at a council are not going down well, a new survey has shown.


Readers have their say on plans to remove ‘circle of doom’

Readers have their say on plans to remove ‘circle of doom’

Readers have their say on plans to remove ‘circle of doom’

The public have shared their thoughts on a town centre’s ‘circle of doom’ being removed as part of a £280,000 improvement project.


Pressing on with multi-million-pound seaside redevelopment

Pressing on with multi-million-pound seaside redevelopment

Pressing on with multi-million-pound seaside redevelopment

Work to create a new multipurpose building in a seaside town is progressing thanks to a construction company.


Road closures and diversions to be expected while village’s £450k resurfacing works take place

Road closures and diversions to be expected while village’s £450k resurfacing works take place

Road closures and diversions to be expected while village’s £450k resurfacing works take place

A village road is set have a major resurfacing works costing hundreds of thousands of pounds.


Drainage works to close road for three weeks

Drainage works to close road for three weeks

Drainage works to close road for three weeks

A £40,000 project will replace a culvert which is in poor condition.


School pupils learn about value of democracy

School pupils learn about value of democracy

School pupils learn about value of democracy

School pupils have spent a day learning about democracy.


Plan for new pet crematorium

Plan for new pet crematorium

Plan for new pet crematorium

End-of-life services for animals are going to be considered by a council.


Traffic wardens will soon be able to fine drivers who flout town centre pedestrian zone rules

Traffic wardens will soon be able to fine drivers who flout town centre pedestrian zone rules

Traffic wardens will soon be able to fine drivers who flout town centre pedestrian zone rules

Motorists will be fined if they continue to ignore a town centre pedestrian zone once stronger new rules come into force.

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Call for delay on private school VAT

Call for delay on private school VAT

Call for delay on private school VAT

An MP has urged the government to delay the VAT increase on private schools until the next academic year.


National Grid defends against claims of ‘stealth’ planning applications

National Grid defends against claims of ‘stealth’ planning applications

National Grid defends against claims of ‘stealth’ planning applications

The National Grid has defended itself against claims of ‘stealth’ planning applications over its energy projects.

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Housing associations to be investigated

Housing associations to be investigated

Housing associations to be investigated

How housing associations are treating tenants will be scrutinised by a council.


Going green at playpark is a pricey mistake for council

Going green at playpark is a pricey mistake for council

Going green at playpark is a pricey mistake for council

A playpark upgrade has cost several thousands more than expected after councillors fail to read some small print.


Conservative Party candidate Robert Jenrick visits Spalding

Conservative Party candidate Robert Jenrick visits Spalding

Conservative Party candidate Robert Jenrick visits Spalding

Spalding proved to be a good luck charm for Conservative Party leader hopeful Robert Jenrick.


Work resumes at former factory

Work resumes at former factory

Work resumes at former factory

Remaining waste material is being removed from a stalled housing development.


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