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Report of Ingleton Parish Council Meeting held by video conference on Monday 1 February 2021. Superintendent Steve Thomas attended the meeting to discuss the closure of Ingleton Police Station. He identified several reasons why Ingleton Station was under review including budgetary restraints and that there was currently no police staff now living in the area. The Chairman commented that 18 months ago there had been confirmation from the police that no closure was proposed, he mentioned that the asset of the police station building should have its value utilised in the Ingleton area. S...

Questions raised over bid to extract 40,000 megalitres of water a year from arid Central Australia TueTuesday 9 FebFebruary 2021 at 8:49pm Dr Josie Douglas is urging the NT Government to reject the application until more is known about its potential impact. ( Share Print text only Cancel An application to use 40,000 megalitres of water a year for a major fruit and vegetable project in Central Australia should be rejected, according to a water expert and a key Indigenous group. Key points: The water licence could be the largest ever granted in the NT and would support one of the country's larg...

Amazon coming to Alcoa: Gov. Lee confirms distribution center project Site work is underway right now for the distribution center on Singleton Station Road east of Alcoa Highway. Author: WBIR Staff Updated: 7:12 PM EST February 3, 2021 Gov. Bill Lee, state and local officials formally confirmed Wednesday morning what has been apparent for weeks: Amazon is building a distribution center in Alcoa east of Alcoa Highway. The more than 634,000-square-foot building will be located on part of the old Pine Lakes Golf Course off Singleton Station Road. It'll use the ret...

Hundreds of Tennessee Department of Transportation emails and documents dating from late summer through mid-November show state and local officials expediting their way through technical barriers for a potential Amazon warehouse. Proposed for the former Pine Lakes Golf Course at the corner of Pellissippi Parkway and Alcoa Highway, preliminary designs show the e-commerce’s distribution hub would sit on a 634,812-square-foot pad and stand about 100 feet tall. The facility, nicknamed “Project Pearl,” could create 750-1,000 jobs should developer, Dallas-based Hillwood Investment Pr...