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Date Time Good news flows to Cecil Plains as Council relaxes High level water restrictions After many months of High level water restrictions, Cecil Plains residents are in for some reprieve with Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) winding back restrictions to Medium level effective immediately. The decision comes after welcome rain recently filled Cecil Plain’s weir, improving upstream water sources. TRC Water and Waste Committee Chair Cr Rebecca Vonhoff said it was great news for Cecil Plains ...

NEW cycle routes could be introduced around Royal Wootton Bassett to reduce air pollution and to tackle climate change. EcoRWB Cycle Working Group, which launched in January 2020, has come up with several and hopes the first one, between the high street and Ballards Ash sports ground, could be in place by the end of the year. Presenting the idea to the town council at its full meeting, group member Dave Knight said: “We are working to increase cycling in our town to reduce climate chang...

Trouble-making families told to stop - or face court action It follows repeated anti-social behaviour Updated Warnings have been dished to nuisance families Never miss another story from Coventry and Warwickshire by subscribing to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services w...

British Alicia Lee Moves Up to U25 with Two Horses, Bonita and Keystone Dynamite Wed, 03/17/2021 - 20:07 Great Britain For British dressage rider Alicia Lee the 2020 corona year was not one of lockdown, but one of break out. Riding her first international ever at the CDI Grote Brogel in July 2020 and one month later her first European Championships, the now 22-year old has a bright future ahead of her with two horses to ride in the Under 25 division.  Based in Herefordshire, Lee grew u...

VALPARAISO — A downtown parking garage could be in the city’s future as officials work to encourage development of additional housing in the city. A residential market analysis done for the city by Urban Partners has resulted in four key strategies to promote a balanced housing market for the next 10 years: • Encourage more population density downtown. • Support improvements in older owner-occupied homes. • Encourage development of a variety of senior housing units. â�...

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