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Featuring Angie McMahon, Joelistics, Soju Gang, Kee’ahn, Jazz Party, and more. The City of Maribyrnong has announced the return of its winter music series, West Set. Returning for its third iteration, this year’s instalment of West Set will envelop 14 venues across the inner west over nine days. What you need to know West Set […]

Date Time ECOWAS commits to Hydromet services The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has declared its commitment to support the development of sustainable and reliable weather, water and climate services and their delivery to end users in West Africa. The ECOWAS Commission, in collaboration with the Government of The Gambia, held the 2nd ECOWAS Hydromet Forum and Disaster Risk Reduction Platform Meeting from 20-22 April 2021. The Forum was held in collaboration with the World Bank and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and with the financial support of the ACP-EU Buil...

Copeland labour party has responded to an open letter signed by 50 parliamentarians about plans for the West Cumbrian coal mine. "There is a lot of fake news going around about the mine," said a spokesman for the Labour Party. "For clarity — Cumbria County Council has not "stopped the mine" or “bottled it” — they have been forced to bring back the decision to the committee stage because of planning laws (which are set by the Conservative Government) and information and guidelines on climate control (which are also set and published by the Conservative Government). "The Conser...

Lorraine Gore, chief executive of West Norfolk council. Photo: West Norfolk council - Credit: West Norfolk council West Norfolk Council has suspended some of its meetings as a result of "increasing pressure" on its resources. The council announced the decision was due to them providing a large-scale response to the pandemic which is "significantly challenging" its available resources. Chief executive Lorraine Gore said: "Cases in west Norfolk are considerably higher than in the first wave last spring, due to the new variant of the virus spreading much more quickly. "We are also responding t...