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Change these things once theyre in place. As supervisor campos and i have been working on the alcohol Mission Youth district, dramatic, dramatic restrictions on alcohol in the mission 20 years ago to address certain concerns and a hammer was used instead of something a little more nuanced. So, were seeing significant problems today and were really struggling with how to address the problems created by that for those zoning restrictionses. And weve seen it in other areas as well. We see an issue,...

You should be very proud of. I want to thank everyone who made this happen. I look forward to engage with me colleagues, to make sure they why this is such a good deal and to verify the terms of this agreement and im very proud to be part of this group today. I will turn it over to lou gerardo. Thank you, david. The next speaker is supervisor david chu. David is an amazing strategist, a very good leader, a man who has a lot by example including riding a bicycle in the rain which was amazing when...

On the Sahitya Akademi devoting a special edition of its flagship publication, Indian Literature, to Indian science fiction

A schoolboy from Bolton has been inspired by a recent campaign to do his bit to help hungry children

An 11-year-old Bolton boy has been asked to help Royal Mail promote a campaign to encourage children to write letters.

A Bolton boy has travelled to Krakow, Poland, on a humanitarian journey to support Ukrainian children one year on since Russia’s invasion on…

Milan Paul Kumar from Bolton, Greater Manchester, travelled all the way to Krakow in Poland to meet war displaced Ukrainian children and give them books, colours and stationery items.A re

Milan Paul Kumar from Bolton, Greater Manchester, travelled all the way to Krakow in Poland to meet war displaced Ukrainian children and give them books, colours and stationery items.A re

Milan Paul Kumar from Bolton, Greater Manchester, travelled all the way to Krakow in Poland to meet war displaced Ukrainian children and give them books, colours and stationery items.A re

A 10-year-old British-Indian boy is on a humanitarian mission to Poland to support children who have gone through a year of violence, fear, loss and tragedy in the Russia-Ukraine war.Milan Paul Kumar from Bolton, Greater Manchester, travelled ...