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"It is beyond toxic. The morale is so low": Texas rural letter carrier speaks out on terrible working conditions, massive pay cuts - Vimarsana News

"It is beyond toxic. The morale is so low": Texas rural letter carrier speaks out on terrible working conditions, massive pay cuts

With a new “evaluation period” beginning last week for tens of thousands of rural letter carriers, which is used to determine their pay for the next six months, even deeper cuts to their pay are on the horizon.

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Cherwell District Council invites public to comment on local plan - Vimarsana News

Cherwell District Council invites public to comment on local plan

Members of the public and other stakeholders will be having their say on the future of development in Cherwell district when a key document goes out…

Call to protect Addingham's green belt from housing - Vimarsana News

Call to protect Addingham's green belt from housing

A DISTRICT councillor has slammed Bradford Council’s “raid on Addingham’s green belt”. The Council is currently consulting on its Local Plan which has identified six sites in Addingham for the building of 175 new homes. Five of the sites are in the green belt. In its Neighbourhood Plan Addingham had set out a policy of small “in fill” housing sites to fit in with the character of the village rather than having large housing estates and invading the green belt. Councillor Adrian Naylor (Ind, Craven) said: “Bradford are currently consulting on these new proposals for housi...

Council plan to build on green belt challenged in High Court - Vimarsana News

Council plan to build on green belt challenged in High Court

North Oxford Golf Club is among the sites likely to become new housing on the edge of the city. A HOUSING plan to build 4,400 homes on the green belt north of Oxford will be challenged in the High Court. Cherwell District Council signed off a partial review of its Local Plan last year, after having decided sites where homes should be built on green belt land north of Oxford. But north Oxfordshire residents and campaigners were not happy with plans to build the 4,400 homes in the open countryside, arguing there were more than enough homes to help meet the growing needs of Oxford’s popu...