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Rochdale council is to make two separate bids for £20m in ‘levelling up’ monies for projects in Rochdale and Heywood and Middleton respectively. The applications will be made to the government by midday on Wednesday after bosses signed off on the proposals at the latest cabinet meeting.
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Sheppey Rugby Club have submitted plans for a redevelopment of their club facilities at Stupple Field.
Nearly £360,000 of business rates debt owed to Salford council - mostly as a result of firms going bust during the Covid-19 pandemic - has been written off. Some £288,000 went unpaid by a total of 36 firms which became insolvent while two companies "absconded" without coughing up a total of £70,000.
At its meeting in Paris today, the FIA World Motor Sport Council agreed that due to the ongoing quarantine restrictions and associated logistical challenges in Asia, rounds of WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup and FIA ETCR – eTouring Car World Cup set to take place on the continent will not be held this year. Together with Discovery Sports Events, the promoter of the two series, the FIA is working towards securing replacement events.
At its meeting in Paris today, the FIA World Motor Sport Council agreed that due to the ongoing quarantine restrictions and associated logistical challenges in Asia, rounds of WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup and FIA ETCR – eTouring Car World Cup set to take place on the continent will not be held this year. Together with Discovery Sports Events, the promoter of the two series, the FIA is working towards securing replacement events.
Calls have been made to act swiftly to pay tens of thousands of the ‘least well off’ council taxpayers yet to receive a £150 rebate. In February the Government announced everyone with homes in council tax bands A to D, will get a £150 payment to counter rocketing energy bills.
Council bosses have apologised to a disabled man after contractors completing the £6m Swinton Greenway scheme left debris in the street which caused him to fall. Glenn Kennedy, 57, suffers from osteoarthritis and uses two sticks to walk.