Division I Council waives initial counter scholarship limits in DI football for two years
The Division I Council announced on Wednesday it's waiving the initial counter scholarship limits for two years within Division I football.
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Stockport council praised for maintaining ‘good’ quality children’s services during pandemic
Stockport council has been praised by Ofsted for maintaining ‘strong quality’ children’s services during the pandemic. The authority’s children’s services have been rated ‘good’ by the watchdog following an inspection carried out during late March and early April this year.
Cabbies' Jubilee bank holiday fears after council tells them to charge more than metered fare
Cab drivers have been told that they will have to charge customers more money than it states on the meter during the Jubilee bank holidays.
Battle to run Stockport council heats up as Lib Dem chief declares leadership bid
The battle for Stockport Town Hall has ramped up another notch with Lib Dem chief Mark Hunter confirming he will stand against Labour’s Coun Elise Wilson at a crunch meeting later this week. The Lib Dems, already the largest group on the council, emerged from the local elections with three more councillors than Labour, who have run the town hall since 2016.
Trafford council leader announces bid to stand as Labour’s Stretford and Urmston MP
Trafford council’s leader has announced he is standing to be Labour’s Stretford and Urmston MP candidate. Coun Andrew Western said he was focusing on ‘winning again’ for Trafford Labour in the local elections last week, but now that they’re over for another year, he could openly discuss his decision to stand.
Manchester council sees biggest shake-up under new leader's reign
Manchester Town Hall is set to see its biggest shake-up at the top since its new council leader took over from Sir Richard Leese at the end of last year. The ruling Labour group - which at 92 members is the largest in the country - has now chosen the councillors who will sign off the most important decisions.
Dublin City Council deny change of plan for Dalymount Park redevelopment
Dublin City Council have denied reports that a decision has been taken to change the plan for the refurbishment of Dalymount Park.
How to sort out your energy bills and council tax when moving house
Moving house is a process that takes a lot of time and effort preparing for. It can be a stressful task to undergo, especially when sorting out your energy bills and council tax.