Category winners revealed for the inaugural Kilkenny Community and Voluntary Awards
Seven community groups and a local volunteer hero were honoured at the inaugural Kilkenny Community and Voluntary awards. The awards, which were a collaboration...
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Seven community groups and a local volunteer hero were honoured at the inaugural Kilkenny Community and Voluntary awards. The awards, which were a collaboration...
A new shuttle weekend bus service has begun operating in Berwick, transporting visitors between Federation University and Wilson Botanic Park. […]
Space for new business ventures set to be created in Johnstone and Renfrew The move forms part of Renfrewshire Council's Start-Up Street initiative, with several new firms already making use of spaces in Paisley Garages behind the former Johnstone police station in Quarry Street could be used to help budding tycoons grow their business (Image: PDE) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newslet...
Tweed Shire Council's vision for a new play area in Jack Evans Harbour is one step closer thanks to grant funding, but the proposed plans go against some resident's requests. The redeveloped Goorimahbah - Place of Stories Inclusive Park and Playspace is proposed to include slides, flying foxes, swings, climbing nets, a sandpit and more play equipment. However what won't be on public display was the proposed water play area for the park. The Goorimahbah redevelopment was discussed at the April 15 Tweed Shire Council meeting where Mayor Chris Cherry suggested including a water feature in th...
Tidworth Library will reopen on April 12, while Ludgershall’s will remain closed, as Wiltshire’s libraries come out of lockdown. Tidworth Library will be open for browsing, but only at weekends. For the rest of the week, it will be open for order and collect, as it has been throughout lockdown. Ludgershall remains closed alongside a number of others, including Box, Durrington, Lyneham, Market Lavington, Purton, Ramsbury and Tisbury. The council is working with the libraries’ volunteers to reopen these as soon as possible, and further updates will follow in due course. In line wi...