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Highways chiefs have ditched plans for a “congestion-busting” relief road and flyover to relieve clogged roads at the notorious Cooper Bridge…

His deputy will be Clr Cathy Scott, who represents Dewsbury East. She replaces veteran councillor Peter McBride. Clr Pandor said Clr Scott would be “a great asset to the Labour Group and council in delivering our manifesto priorities.” He also offered his thanks to Clr McBride “for supporting me in my leadership role”. Clr Pandor, whose name has been linked to the forthcoming by-election in Batley and Spen as a potential Labour parliamentary candidate, also faces reshuffling his decision-making Cabinet. That is expected to happen in the next fortnight and follows the defea...

warehouse. The main station building is not being altered. However remodelling the station complex will involve: Creating a new layout enabling four-way tracking across Huddersfield Viaduct, allowing for express trains to bypass slower trains and freight services. Rearranging and extending platforms. Widening platform 1 and providing a new island platform. Building new roof canopies along with a footbridge at the northern (Leeds) end of the station. Extending the existing passenger subway. A redundant parcel tunnel will be filled in. Dismantling and reconstructing the 1880s Te...

Fonterra shareholders' watchdog vote needed on capital structure shakeup 13 May, 2021 05:40 AM 3 minutes to read Fonterra, New Zealand's biggest business, plans a major capital structure rejig. Photo / File The Fonterra Cooperative Council, which the Fonterra board needs on side to get its preferred capital restructure over the line this year, says it's yet to form a view of the proposal. The supporting vote of the council, advocate for the views of the big cooperative's 10,000 shareholders, sharemilkers, contract milkers and suppliers who don't have shares, will be one of ...

Fonterra Shareholders' Fund growth threat to farmer control even if they can't vote: Chairman 12 May, 2021 05:35 AM 5 minutes to read Fonterra board aiming for November shareholder vote on capital restructure. Photo / File The Fonterra Shareholders' Fund does not have voting rights in New Zealand's biggest business, but it does have influence, which is a form of control, says chairman Peter McBride. "The greater the size of the fund, the greater the level of influence it can bring to bear on the co-operative's leadership." Fonterra farmer-shareholders and unitholders had dif...