Rubbish statement in city centre (BBC News)
Rubbish statement in city centre (BBC News)
Rubbish is dumped in Derby city centre ahead of a tidiness campaign.
County chief earns more than the PM (Hampshire Chronicle)
THE boss of Hampshire County Council is paid more than the prime minister, it has been revealed. Chief executive Peter Robertson pocketed between 190,000 and 199,000 in 2005/06.
City ‘must get parking strategy right’ (Coventry Evening Telegraph)
COVENTRY business leaders have welcomed council plans to address parking issues in the city centre. Members of Coventry branch of the Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce said a relevant strategy is needed to cope with the new Ikea and Belgrade Plaza developments.
Council ‘put customer first’ plan (BBC News)
A scheme to improve services to the public in Northamptonshire is put forward by the council.
City ‘must get parking strategy right’ (Coventry Evening Telegraph)
COVENTRY business leaders have welcomed council plans to address parking issues in the city centre. Members of Coventry branch of the Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce said a relevant strategy is needed to cope with the new Ikea and Belgrade Plaza developments.
Council switches on to road signs (BBC News)
Lincolnshire County Council is to test electronic road signs to see if they get motorists to slow down.
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