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Aberdeen councillors urged to approve full business case for new mortuary © Keppie Design Ltd Aberdeen City Councils city growth committee will discuss the full business case for the mortuary. Councillors are being urged to approve a full business case for a new joint mortuary in Aberdeen. Aberdeen City Council submitted plans for a brand new three-storey integrated mortuary at Foresterhill in October, which have now been given the official go-ahead. The facility is planned to replace the two ...

• Essex County Hospital new public realm – £500k • ‘Jumbo’ water tower – £1m • Liveable Neighbourhoods and School Streets – £2.1m • Vineyard Gateway – £1m What have the council said? Business boss David King said: "Despite the severe pressures on our day-to-day revenue spending, capital investment in our borough is prudent and affordable at a time of low interest rates and is vital to economic and pandemic recovery. "This council will do all it can to attract...

COLCHESTER Council has announced plans to invest more than £43 million in homes, community facilities and the town centre. The council’s Cabinet unanimously approved the authority’s capital strategy and capital programme, which will see it invest upwards of £43 million across the borough over the next few years. Further cash will also be brought in from outside sources to boost the capital programme, the total value of which is more than £50 million. About £40 million will be sp...

2013/2014 Page Content The City of Johannesburg tabled its 2013/14 Annual Report for public comment on 29 January, 2015. The participation period is extended to the 05 March 2015 as supplementary information is available.  The Report will be available from all Regional Offices and Council facilities and is published on the Citys website for public comment. Everyone is urged to participate to make Joburg a better place to live in. ​City of Johannesburg 2013/2014 Annual Report ​ Annexure A:...

Waiting game for Ardclough playground in Kildare Some Leixlip and Celbridge projects ahead in Parks list Reporter: );  ); Kildare County Council has put aside some funding for a playground in Ardclough but it is very unclear when one will be provided in the village. At the January 22 meeting of the council’s Celbridge-Leixlip Municipal District, Cllr Ide Cussen asked for an update on the status of the playground listed for Ardclough. She was told that funding of €100,000 is included for t...

How money will be spent to help more children learn Welsh in Rhondda Cynon Taf Plans are set to be discussed at this weeks cabinet meeting A report will be discussed this week (Image: Media Wales) There are always big stories on WalesOnline - dont miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other rela...

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Discussion at Council meeting about proposed playgrounds in Newbridge, Two Mile House, the Curragh Camp and Athgarvan Reporter:  ); A senior Kildare County Council official has defended Council staff after criticism by a councillor about what she claimed was a delay in delivering local playgrounds in Newbridge and other areas. Cllr Fiona McLoughlin Healy insisted that new playground facilities in Newbridge, Two Mile House, the Curragh Camp and Athgarvan should be delivered within four years. ...

October: Looking forward at St Luke’s and looking back to World War 1 Looking back over 2020 );  ); In October local councillors agreed to write to Irish Water because water in Inistioge, The Rower and parts of Thomastown was ‘safe but absolutely undrinkable’. Locals were buying bottled water despite a multi-million euro upgrade to their water supply In the city, work began on the long-awaited skate park. Work also began on the new MRI block as St Luke’s General Hospital. Constructi...

€1.5 million to renovate historic Laois courthouse Reporter:  );  A long awaited restoration of the vacant Borris-in-Ossory courthouse is on Laois County Council’s to-do list for the next three years. The 200 year old courthouse has not had a sitting since the 1950s but had been renovated for use as council offices. It is now boarded up with a growingly dilapidated appearance, with multiple calls by councillors to restore and repurpose it. The council has now included €1.587 million ...