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A crossing has been agreed to be installed on a busy stretch of Market Street in Tottington.

COUNCIL chiefs in Bury have narrowly backed a much-delayed masterplan for building new homes and creating jobs which will release thousands of acres of green belt land for housing and industry. At a dramatic meeting of the full council, the Labour controlled council voted 26 to 24 in favour of backing the controversial Places For Everyone plan, which sets out a long term plan for what land in Bury can be freed up for different kinds of development over the next 16 years. All opposition councillors voted against the plans, citing grave concerns about the release of 1,700 hectares of gree...

The prior ordinance said solar panels could not be seen from a Tyler public street. Credit: KYTX Published: 6:10 PM CDT July 28, 2021 Updated: 6:10 PM CDT July 28, 2021 TYLER, Texas — Tyler's city council voted unanimously to ease solar panel laws within the city.  Now, solar panels can lay on slanted roofs or can be on the ground in a fenced area.  "It does allow us the freedom to install solar where it needs to be on the house for maximum efficiency," Co-owner of Wright Way Solar Technologies Yvonne Wright said. "So we're pleased about that." The prior or...

Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Rural residents facing 40-mile round-trips to give blood samples have been given a reprieve to end the “intolerable burden” of travelling to appointments. NHS Grampian has opened appointments at nine “community hubs” across the region – three of them in Moray – in a bid to free up GPs during the pandemic. By reducing the number of people giving samples at their local surgery, it opens up slots for others to receive face-to-face treatment and consultation as r...