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THIS is a round-up of the weeks public notices for the Swindon area. TOWN CENTRE: AN APPLICATION has been made to Swindons licensing authority for the grant of a premises licence by Gabriel Ciobanu in respect of Magazin Alimentar, 29 John Street, Swindon, SN1 1RT. The application seeks the following licensable activities and times: sale of alcohol for consumption off the premises from Monday to Sunday, 9am to 10pm. The full application may be inspected at the Offices of the Licensing Au...

Potholes ROADS in Cheshire West and Chester are set to benefit from £11.9 million of government funding — but councillors say this figure is 20 per cent lower than last year. The funding is split into £9,929,000 for highway maintenance and £1,970,000 for transport improvements, with £4,413,000 of the first sum earmarked for pothole repairs. Now, ruling Labour councillors say that both the pothole and total funding are down 21 and 22 per cent respectively compared to the amounts rece...

Potholes like this one, near the Cock at Budworth pub, can cause damage to vehicles. Image: Jasmine Lightfoot. ROADS in Cheshire West are set to benefit from £11.9 million of government funding — but councillors say this figure is 20 per cent lower than last year. The funding is split into £9,929,000 for highway maintenance and £1,970,000 for transport improvements, with £4,413,000 of the first sum earmarked for pothole repairs. Now, ruling Labour councillors say that both the potho...

Pikitup helps reduce, reuse and recycle bulky waste Page Content MMC Mpho Moerane says Pikitup’s offer to collect bulky waste directly from Joburg households helps the entity divert recyclable material away from landfill sites, which are overburdened. The City’s waste management entity’s free residential collection of bulk waste is designed to conserve airspace and the lifespan of existing landfills, says Cllr Moerane, the portfolio head of Environment and Infrastructure Services. Pikitu...

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Date Time A safer walk to Byron Bay’s lighthouse For thousands of people who visit Byron Bay every year one thing on their ‘to do’ list is walk to Byron Bay’s lighthouse. Some locals do it every day to take in the stunning vistas to the north and the south. For those who choose to take the less scenic route along the road, it will soon be a much safer walk with Council improving the pedestrian access at the intersection of Lighthouse Road and Brooke Drive. Council is doing the work in ...

THAMESDOWN DRIVE: Major resurfacing works at junctions off Thamesdown Drive will lead to a 20mph speed limit being introduced along with temporary closures on parts of the 40mph road from March 1. Work will be carried out at the junction with the Orbital Shopping Centre and Haydon Brook Bridge on the northbound carriageway, with overnight closures planned. Daytime road closures are expected at the junction to Eastbury Way, Redhouse Way, Torun Way, Oakhurst Way and Thursday Street. These c...

Page Content ​Two suspects are expected to appear in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court for possession of stolen copper cables. The pair was apprehended by JPMD officers at the weekend after being caught in the act at the intersection of Pritchard and Joubert Streets in the CBD.       “This is worrying because that is money that could be used to stabilise the network and improve our services to the people of the City,” says Cllr Mpho Moerane, the MMC for Environment and Infrastructu...

Mayor Aaron Hawkins backtracks in the face of rising concern over health implications.