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Greenwich Market is ‘losing its identity’ amid decline in handcrafted wares, traders say

Local businesses say the ‘personal touch’ has gone as handmade gifts are replaced by cheaply-made imports

Evening Standard

Jamie Driscoll Labour row: Mayor discusses legal action over selection dispute as Keir Starmer speaks

The North of Tyne mayor has said he will see out his term no matter what, but has not ruled out the possibility of legal action or standing in 2024 as an independent

Chronicle Live

Two top Bristol Waste bosses received combined £127K to leave council company

'Golden handshakes' published in Bristol City Council's accounts

Bristol Post

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Jamie Driscoll hits out at Labour for blocking his North East mayor campaign over Ken Loach event

The sitting North of Tyne mayor has been barred from standing as Labour's candidate for an election next year, after sharing a stage with the I, Daniel Blake director

Chronicle Live

Warning for North East bus passengers that more cuts could be coming after Arriva cull confirmed

One of the North East's big bus operators has already announced significant cuts to its services this week and there are fears of worse to come

Chronicle Live

West Lothian villagers say industrial developments 'destroying countryside'

Seafield is facing developments on open land after losing two Scottish Government appeals

Daily Record

West Lothian villagers say huge industrial developments 'destroying countryside'

The village of Seafield is facing developments on surrounding open land, after losing two Scottish Government appeals

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Water left pouring through light fitting at Toxteth block of flats

People living at Parliament Place have spoken of a series of issues at the block after residents were left 'fearing for the future' following an 'illegal eviction' attempt

Liverpool Echo

Nottinghamshire county councillors defend claiming thousands in travel expenses

The latest expenses for Nottinghamshire County Council members have been published

Nottingham Post

Council sends 'enforcers' into estate to seize plant pots from residents' gardens

Residents of a estate in London say they have been left frightened after Greenwich Council sent men to remove 'fire risk' potted plants decorating the front of their flats

Daily Mirror

Nick Kemp to stay as Newcastle City Council leader after internal Labour challenge dropped

Ged Bell has withdrawn from a leadership contest in Newcastle's Labour group ahead of a vote that had been scheduled for Tuesday evening, leaving Nick Kemp unopposed

Chronicle Live

‘Cash cow’ yellow box junction made London council up to £1m last year

In total, Bromley Council made £2.59 million last year by fining drivers for stopping in yellow box junctions

Evening Standard

Newcastle Labour chief on 'remarkably disappointing' leadership contest – as deputy also faces internal battle

Both city council leader Nick Kemp and deputy Karen Kilgour will be challenged for their positions next week

Chronicle Live

''Tens of thousands of steps, hundreds of hours of work and broken shoes": A day in the life of a council candidate

All the council candidates in Wigan have been busy leafleting ahead of the local elections on May 4

Manchester Evening News

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Neighbours' fears over plans to turn big house into 22 studio flats

'They're not targeted at students,' says builder

Manchester Evening News

Levelling Up row as MP claims councillors told 'outright lies' about his backing for neighbouring borough's bid

Andrew Gwynne MP is demanding a correction of the record and an apology - but two leading councillors insist they have said nothing wrong

Chronicle Live

What Grainger Market traders want from £9m upgrades as stallholders revel in 'positive vibe'

After years battling through Covid-19 and stifling construction works, the mood inside the Grainger Market is optimistic as it awaits another set of multi-million pound improvements

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian hotel will not be used to house asylum seekers, manager says

It is the second time with a year that a Bathgate hotel has had to quash rumours that it will used by Home Office contractors

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Manchester Evening News

Mystery deepens around abandoned Greater Manchester graveyard after sudden appearance

Still no one is claiming ownership

Manchester Evening News

Ex-union boss sacked from Unite pension scheme 'for complaining of discrimination'

Dave Marsh removed as 'trustee director' after speaking out for ex-employees now in their 80s

Chronicle Live

Newly-unveiled Tyne and Wear Metro trains are 'best you would see anywhere in the world'

One of the first trains in the Metro's £362m new, Swiss-built fleet was showcased on Friday and should be in passenger service by the end of this year

Chronicle Live

No 'spare' Metro trains fit to fill rush hour gaps as freezing weather batters 'obsolete' trains

Nexus pledged last week that extra trains freed up by timetable cuts could be used to meet demand at busy times, but none were sent out as the network struggled on Wednesday

Nottingham Post

Row between Mansfield's Mayor and MP over £20million London flats spend

Mansfield MP Ben Bradley was on the BBC's Politics East Midlands programme when he discussed the council's projected £20million spend on London flats

Chronicle Live

Fire brigade cuts 'in the past' pledges Tyne and Wear service's retiring chief

As he prepares to leave the top job, Chris Lowther reiterated calls for a “fair funding formula” for fire services - but said that frontline cuts are not on the horizon

Manchester Evening News

Pensioners accuse Britain's biggest union of 'vindictive and spiteful' discrimination

A petition has been launched in support of 350 people with an average age of 80

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