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CORK County Council has approved its Budget for 2024 totalling over €458 million which will see key services such as housing and roads receive increases of €18.4m and €22.1 million respectively.

Cork County Council has approved its Budget for 2024 totalling over €458 million.  This is t...

27 November 2023 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie Council adopts budget which continues to increase spending to support communities across Cork County Cork County Council has approved its Budget for 2024 totalling over €458 million. This is the first balanced budget Council has adopted in several years and importantly ensures services are maintained and even increased…

Highland and Moray Councils are home to almost half of Scotlands poor-condition schools, as councils need help keeping up with repairs.

Among the most significant projects are the Port Access Northern Cross route in Drogheda, the Drogheda Westgate project and St. Laurence’s Plaza scheme, Project Ardee 2040, the St. Nicholas Quarter and Backlands Regeneration Scheme in Dundalk and the complete regeneration of Carlingford.

Members of the Highland Council's Caithness Committee had an opportunity on Monday to look at the benefits the Wick District Heating project is providing to locals and to discuss the potential to expand the scheme so more properties across the town can be included. The current project is well underw

FLINTSHIRE councillors have discussed plans to develop two cemeteries in the county.

A MAJOR rethink on how £24.335 million will be spent in the county has been approved with funds for several projects called into question.

Urgent work had to be taken at both Charleston and Nairn academies to make them safe due to RAAC.

Confirmation of limited plans instead of news schools for Beauly and Park Primaries, Culloden Academy and St Clements.