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Ending rough sleeping 'more than a housing issue' – Essex charity
7+ hour, 34+ min ago (1289+ words) Bill Lewis says his "life was a mess" when he was sleeping rough Bill Lewis describes life on the streets as lonely, destitute and tough. That is, in part, why he is sceptical about whether the prime minister will succeed…...
Man charged after deliberate fire at tenement flats
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (337+ words) The roof of the building in Possilpark was destroyed by the fire A man has been arrested and charged following a deliberate fire at tenement flats in Glasgow. Emergency services were called to a fire that broke out in a…...
SDLP: Executive's early promise has 'evaporated' says Hanna
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (648+ words) SDLP leader Claire Hanna will address her party's annual conference in Belfast on Saturday The current Stormont Executive's "early promise has evaporated", the leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) is to tell their annual conference. Claire Hanna…...
BBC Parliament - Select Committees, Edtech and Artificial Intelligence Committee
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (44+ words) The Education committee on the use of artificial intelligence and EdTech in England. Edtech and Artificial Intelligence Committee The Education select committee session on the use of artificial intelligence and EdTech in England, with evidence from experts in the sector,…...
Leeds: Councillors agree to unite to solve unauthorised camps issue
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (764+ words) Councillor White says his motion is about preventing people getting "unauthorised access to land" Councillors in Leeds have agreed to work together to better tackle anti-social vehicle use and unauthorised Gypsy and traveller camps. A recent motion put forward by…...
Thetford Town Council bans disruptive people from meetings
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (837+ words) People have been banned from attending council meetings following recent disorder at Thetford Guildhall A town council that has faced three years of disruption at meetings has issued banning orders to members of the public. Thetford Town Council said it…...
Haslar Immigration Removal Centre set for planning inquiry
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (689+ words) Plans would see Haslar Immigration Removal Centre reopen in 2027 A public planning inquiry is set to be held into proposals to expand an immigration removal centre. Gosport Borough Council and MP Dame Caroline Dinenage had previously written to Home Secretary…...
Stormont emails reveal 'toxic' role of paramilitaries in decisions on flags
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (1234+ words) The crest of Belfast City Council and an anti-Irish language message was printed on a union flag A contentious flag in Belfast stayed up for several months after Stormont contractors said support was needed from "community representatives with the authority…...
'Doughnut' crackdown extended in Stamford car parks
3+ day, 6+ hour ago (529+ words) The PSPO applies to Bath Row car park (pictured), as well as the Cattle Market and Meadows car parks A public space protection order (PSPO) has been extended in a Lincolnshire town following reports of drivers doing "doughnuts" around car…...
Daniel O'Donnell replaces records destroyed in Birmingham house fire
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (804+ words) Siblings Carol Squires and Rachel Lloyd lost their childhood home in a fire in August For most families, it is the little things that make a house feel like home, like a favourite record or something kept from childhood. For…...