Leeds City Council lowers paper reliance (vnunet.com)
Leeds City Council lowers paper reliance (vnunet.com)
Kim Thomas, Computing , Thursday 15 February 2007 at 00:00:00 Leeds Council initiated Innovation Leeds to help make the city more high tech If local authorities have a reputation for being cautious in their approach to IT, then Leeds City Council is certainly doing its best to go against the grain…. > Read the full article
County’s riding centre leased out (BBC News)
Clackmannanshire Council strikes a deal to lease out its riding centre, but not to a local company which hoped to take the reins.
Regiment granted city privilege (Hampshire Chronicle)
COUNCIL chiefs have granted a historic privilege to a new army regiment based in Winchester. Three light infantry outfits are merging with The Royal Green Jackets, who were based in the city, to create The Rifles.
PETITION TO BE HANDED OVER TO COUNTY COUNCIL ON FRIDAY (Aylesbury Today)
(WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14) A PETITION against county council plans to change the catchment area of St Mary’s CofE Combined School in Fairford Leys, Aylesbury will be handed to Marion Clayton, cabinet member for achievement and learning, on Friday lunchtime. (14/02/2007 16:27:21)
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