Covent Garden street performers could be turfed out under council plans
Street performers in Covent Garden have warned they may be turfed out by Christmas under the city council’s plans to reduce noise.
Source: yahoo.com
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Covent Garden street performers could be turfed out under Westminster City Council plans
Licence that aims to reduce noise amounts to cultural vandalism, says entertainers who face being turfed out by Christmas
Source: telegraph.co.uk
BBC regional TV news cancelled as strikes begin
24-hour action from BBC Local staff is in protest at proposed cuts to local radio services.
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Source: prolificnorth.co.uk
Local BBC Radio output disrupted as industrial action starts
A syndicated show is underway on some Local BBC Radio stations as NUJ journalists begin a 24-hour strike.
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Source: radiotoday.co.uk
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell joins campaign to bring buses under local control
The Archbishop of York has joined forces with politicians, trade unions and countryside campaigners to call for better buses across the city and…
Source: yorkpress.co.uk
Archbishop joins campaign to bring North Yorkshire buses under local control
THE Archbishop of York has joined forces with politicians, trade unions and countryside campaigners to call for better buses across North Yorkshire.
Source: darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.uk
Campaign to improve bus services across North Yorkshire
The Archbishop of York has joined forces with politicians, trade unions and countryside campaigners to call for better buses across North Yorkshire.
Source: thenorthernecho.co.uk
Work to make West Yorkshire a leader in "Green Skills" has begun | Bradford Telegraph and Argus
WORK to make West Yorkshire a leader for "green skills" began this week.
Source: thetelegraphandargus.co.uk