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Isle Of Wight MP And Councillor Go Head-To-Head On School Closures - Vimarsana News

Isle Of Wight MP And Councillor Go Head-To-Head On School Closures

The cabinet member for education and children’s services has hit out at Bob Seely, who he claims is not paying attention to how the situation involving delaying school closures has been developing.

Hampshire County Council tip closing proposal criticised - Vimarsana News

Hampshire County Council tip closing proposal criticised

City councillors have raised concerns about Hampshire County Council’s proposal to close tips around Winchester.

New monitors underpin air quality strategy in English town - Vimarsana News

New monitors underpin air quality strategy in English town

A network of air quality monitors has been installed by West Northamptonshire Council (WNC) at key locations in Northampton, a town of nearly 250,000 inhabitants in the UK, as part of a long-term plan to improve sustainability and air quality and to enhance Northampton’s smart town status. Click to read more...

New Monitors Underpin Northampton's Air Quality Strategy - Vimarsana News

New Monitors Underpin Northampton's Air Quality Strategy

A network of air quality monitors has been installed by West Northamptonshire Council (WNC) at key locations in Northampton, as part of a long-term plan to improve sustainability and air quality, and to enhance Northampton’s smart town status.

Bishop's Waltham House petition gets more than 25,000 signatures - Vimarsana News

Bishop's Waltham House petition gets more than 25,000 signatures

A PETITION against controversial plans to close a Bishop's Waltham care home has been signed by more than 25,000 people.