New hope of finding city home for Everton FC (Liverpool Echo)
New hope of finding city home for Everton FC (Liverpool Echo)
HOPES rose today for the campaign to keep Everton in the city of Liverpool. The Northwest Development Agency will conduct a study into the benefits of keeping Everton FC in the city boundary.
Green council (North Devon Gazette & Advertiser)
DEVON County Council has been named as the South West’s greenest local council by Regen SW, the agency for renewable energy. Devon received the award for the “most proactive local authority” in the region, beating Dorset County Council and Cornwall County Council to the prize.
Council pulls plug on live music at city pub (Coventry Observer)
A CITY pub, hailed as one of the best live music venues in the Midlands, faces an uncertain future after council chiefs pulled the plug on its music licence.
Surrey County Council achieve over 300k in annual supply chain efficiencies (PublicTechnology.net)
Surrey County Council working in partnership with DS , has completed its implementation of EDI for ordering, invoicing and delivery for all items bought through its sole book supplier.
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