'We want to work with communities' - Boss of firm putting up telegraph poles in Trafford Plea follows online debate among residents Manchester Evening News · Oct 3, 2022
Salford city mayor blasts Government over new influx of asylum seekers at hotel Paul Dennett says announcement was an 'absolute shock Manchester Evening News · Sep 23, 2022
Why it took 10 WEEKS to fix a leak in a South Manchester street The leak was finally fixed last Friday Manchester Evening News · Sep 23, 2022
Woman mocked as 'Jabba the Hutt' in WhatsApp group which included Labour councillors and MP caseworkers, leaked messages show A union official mocked the woman and Labour has now launched an investigation Manchester Evening News · Sep 23, 2022
Annoyed neighbours fight to preserve 'last view' of the Tyne in Wallsend after building plans emerge Families on Railway Terrace, Wallsend, are taking a stand against a company's plan to erect a 50 metre high, 270 metre long industrial unit at Hadrian Yard Chronicle Live · Sep 20, 2022
'Critical risk' warning as Tyne and Wear Metro's electricity bill spirals almost £10m over budget The government has been urged to offer extra support to help keepn trains running during the cost of living crisis, as Metro finance chiefs grapple with escalating bills Chronicle Live · Sep 12, 2022
'She cared about our LGBT community' - Manchester's first openly gay mayor remembers laughing with the Queen The former Lord Mayor revealed that Buckingham Palace requested an LGBT choir perform during her last visit to Manchester Cathedral Manchester Evening News · Sep 9, 2022
Why the new bus fares coming in TODAY ‘won’t make a difference’ for many – and some will pay more Single fares and day tickets will be capped, but many regular bus passengers will not benefit from this 'first step' towards Andy Burnham's Bee Network which starts on Sunday, September 4 Manchester Evening News · Sep 4, 2022
Protestors pelted eggs at Conservative supporters as they arrived in Perth for leadership hustings Hundreds were outside Perth Concert Hall on Tuesday night to shout and jeer at Conservative party members Daily Record · Aug 17, 2022
The block of flats where life is blighted by drug dealing and anti-social behaviour They want the owners of the building to do more, and regularly contact police Wales Online · Aug 15, 2022
Passengers’ fears as dozens of routes face the chop or reduced services if rescue plan fails The future of dozens of services across Greater Manchester appears to be uncertain as the government’s Covid recovery funding comes to an end. Manchester Evening News · Aug 14, 2022
Salford mum whose home was plagued by rats, mice and flies to be rehomed Her housing provider has pledged to find her a new home Manchester Evening News · Aug 11, 2022
Terrified residents are scared of leaving their own front door thanks to 'death trap' street Petitioner speaks of 'terrifying' ordeal getting four-year-old boy into her car Manchester Evening News · Jul 29, 2022
North East's levelling up fears as Boris Johnson slammed for 'deciding to go on holiday and play with jets' Sunderland's council leader said that the region was watching the Tory leadership contest with 'interest and concern', amid worries about the future of the levelling up agenda Chronicle Live · Jul 26, 2022
Manchester Evening News · Jul 19, 2022 Housing bosses set to visit gardens plagued by dog poo After years of 'misery' Gardens may yet get fenced off from defecating pets
Chronicle Live · Jul 15, 2022 Who the North East's Tory MPs and councillors are backing to be the next Prime Minister The field of candidates to take over in Downing Street is set to be whittled down to a final two next week
Nottingham Post · Jul 15, 2022 Nottinghamshire County Council could move out of County Hall to cut costs The authority is planning a new £15 million centre
Manchester Evening News · Jul 15, 2022 Developer reveals controversial plans for huge housing estate next to popular Greater Manchester beauty spot Bloor Homes has drawn up early proposals for an ‘attractive and vibrant’ neighbourhood bordering Hollingworth Lake, in Littleborough, Rochdale.
Wales Online · Jul 13, 2022 People whose houses back onto a forest of Japanese knotweed helpless as it gets closer "The knotweed is getting closer. It's virtually on the land of two houses opposite. It's totally frustrating."
Nottingham Post · Jul 4, 2022 Taxi drivers call for rank outside Broad Marsh bus station over fears passengers are left stranded 'Where has the council's brain gone?'
Manchester Evening News · Jul 3, 2022 A new Clean Air Zone scheme has been submitted to government – so what happens next? Greater Manchester's leaders say they want to scrap all charges now
Manchester Evening News · Jun 30, 2022 'Stop using our garden as a toilet' - Furious residents plead for fencing to stop dogs pooing outside their homes People living on this Urmston street say dog fouling is the 'bain of their lives'
Daily Mirror · Jun 29, 2022 Family wash in buckets for FIVE years after council fails to fix broken shower Princess Ola, her husband and three children moved into their house on the Clifton estate in Peckham in 2017, and have been waiting for a shower to be installed ever since
Daily Record · Jun 21, 2022 Council fails to address six key questions about Ayrshire sports pitch application The Local Democracy Reporting Service asked South Ayrshire Council about the lack of Scottish Water consultation and drainage assessment despite evidence of ongoing flooding.
Manchester Evening News · Jun 20, 2022 Police probe fake Facebook post about controversial Hooters set to open in Salford Police are investigating the origin of a fake post on social media that suggests the decision to approve the Hooters licence at Salford Quays was to punish nearby residents for voting in a Liberal Democrat councillor. The apparent Facebook post purp