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local Plano Informativo | 01/07/2021 | 17:01 La Capital contará con más obras de agua potable, desarrollo urbano, infraestructura educativa, electrificaciones y áreas de esparcimiento San Luis Potosí, SLP.- El Consejo de Desarrollo Social Municipal en el marco de la vigésima primera Sesión Ordinaria aprobó nuevas obras en diversos rubros en beneficio de la ciudad por un monto de 16 millones 462 mil 180 pesos.    Así lo precisó el Director de Desarrollo Social, Javier de Antuñano Mier, quien especificó que en el rubro de Agua Potable, el órgano de participación ciudadana apr...

Rs 527 crores additional investment for rural distribution systems Says safety of ground-level workers is paramount Directs speedy completion of projects,

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Walnut trees have been felled in Stowmarket - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown A formal apology has been made over the mistaken removal of a trio of walnut trees planted by a revered former headmaster in Mid Suffolk. Mid Suffolk District Council confirmed last month that three walnut trees in Walnut Tree Walk in Stowmarket had been removed mistakenly as a result of a The trees were planted by late Stowmarket Middle School headteacher Mike Arbon more than 15 years ago because the avenue did not have any trees of its namesake. Their felling prompted an outcry from the community. At Thursday night's...

Walnut trees have been felled in Stowmarket - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown A formal apology has been made over the mistaken removal of a trio of walnut trees planted by a revered former headmaster in Mid Suffolk. Mid Suffolk District Council confirmed last month that three walnut trees in Walnut Tree Walk in Stowmarket had been removed mistakenly as a result of a The trees were planted by late Stowmarket Middle School headteacher Mike Arbon more than 15 years ago because the avenue did not have any trees of its namesake. Their felling prompted an outcry from the community. At Thursday night's...