Energy plant could be built on green Exeter field
The plans have been criticised
4 Oct 05:00 · DevonLive
Janners fume as new £29m Plymouth crematorium left without bus links
None of the bus companies serving Plymouth are prepared to run services to the new crematorium, which has just opened in Plympton and the city council has said it can't afford to fund a service
4 Oct 05:00 · PlymouthLive
Auchencairn's Anne Williams shares her story in Galloway People
Anne was part of a committed group of volunteers who helped ensure the village's only shop survived
4 Oct 06:02 · Daily Record
Scotland's Deputy First Minister says Galloway National Park consultation will be "genuine"
Kate Forbes made the pledge at the Wigtown Book Festival on Monday in an interview with former BBC Scotland political editor Brian Wilson
4 Oct 06:02 · Daily Record
‘Like being in the fast and furious’: World Heritage Site community ‘held hostage’ by 'gangs' of boy racers
Residents of South Queensferry have told LBC they’re sleeping in baths, suffering mentally and physically and feel ‘let down’ by the police as ‘gangs’ of boy racers gather on the seafront on a regular basis.
4 Oct 06:09 · LBC
Scottish Labour blames Winter Fuel Payment cut for double by-election loss in Dundee
A senior insider pointed the finger at Downing Street for hostility on the doorsteps.
4 Oct 07:36 · Daily Record
A different way of storming the capital: Submission from the floodwaters
Benjamin Nevell made his submission against the Crown Minerals Amendment Bill while wading through flooding Dunedin
4 Oct 17:08 · RNZ
Pensioners hit by winter fuel payment cuts could benefit from £200,000 council fund
Money could be diverted to help pensioners who will miss out on the payments for fuel bills
4 Oct 08:42 · Manchester Evening News
DWP asking Universal Credit claimants for 9 pieces of evidence to check payments
Benefit claimants are being told to hand over a number of different documents to prove they're entitled to the money they're getting
4 Oct 10:04 · Birmingham Live
DWP and HMRC changes in October - from Universal Credit migration to tax deadline
October will see a host of changes to the benefits and social security system in the run-up to and during the highly anticipated Autumn Statement
4 Oct 10:07 · Derbyshire Live
John Swinney fails to rule out snap Holyrood election as budget crisis looms
Government insiders believes the chances of an early Holyrood are low - but the idea can't be ruled out as the First Minister may struggle to win support for his draft Budget.
4 Oct 10:12 · Daily Record
IX Wireless SUSPENDED from putting up new masts after backlash
The temporary suspension came after reports by locals over highway safety
4 Oct 10:17 · Manchester Evening News
XL Bully owners claim £200 from Scottish Government to euthanise dogs following law change
XL Bully owners can claim the cash if they decide to have their pets put to sleep.
4 Oct 10:31 · Daily Record
DWP claimants on ESA and PIP told to be on 'high alert'
Experts have issued advice to people moving onto Universal Credit
4 Oct 11:09 · NottinghamshireLive
Controversial West Lothian council community centre plans leaving workers 'exhausted' and 'putting people off using spaces'
Management committees of community centres have been asked to consider taking on ownership of buildings to save £1m
4 Oct 11:28 · Daily Record
DWP benefit change deadline could leave claimants without cash this Christmas
The date you choose to make the move from your old benefits to Universal Credit must be carefully considered
4 Oct 11:35 · Birmingham Live
Controversial cut to school hours in Falkirk will not be decided until December at earliest
A proposal to cut the learning week in Falkirk schools will not be decided until after the Scottish Government budget.
4 Oct 12:17 · Daily Record
Stephen Flynn slams 'clueless' Labour over carbon capture Scotland 'snub'
The UK Government unveiled a £22billion cash injection for 'groundbreaking' carbon capture sites in England - but no money for Peterhead scheme.
4 Oct 12:48 · Daily Record
Winter Fuel Payment cuts are causing desperation in Scottish Labour ranks
Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says there is a growing despondency in Anas Sarwar's party about the impact of the Labour Government's decisions on the next Holyrood election.
4 Oct 12:58 · Daily Record
Britain's 'forgotten children left to die' - as the heartbreaking failures to save them exposed
As the children's social care system faces immense pressures, the Mirror looks at vulnerable children who fell through the cracks and what's desperately needed to better safeguard kids in need
4 Oct 13:12 · The Mirror
Amanda Holden takes on 250-mile ride through Devon
You'll have a chance to see her on her epic cycle across the south of England
4 Oct 13:48 · DevonLive
Mayor moved into basement
Kamloops Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson is being moved from his office at city hall later this month in a move council says they are taking to protect city staff from bullying and harassment.
4 Oct 13:54 · Castanet
Excitement as Joburg residents find ‘safe, secure’ housing in crime-riddled Berea
The 12-storey building caters to young people entering the job market, including “young professionals, recent graduates and self-employed individuals”, according to the city.
4 Oct 13:56 · TimesLIVE
Sinn Féin has questions to answer over McMonagle - Long
Sinn Féin still has questions to answer over the handling of the case of convicted sex offender Michael McMonagle, Stormont's Justice Minister Naomi Long has said, adding that the party should reflect on whether it had acted appropriately.
4 Oct 13:56 · RTE.ie
Britain's 'forgotten children who were left to die' as heartbreaking failures to save them exposed
There have been several missed opportunities to intervene and protect youngsters in Britain.
4 Oct 14:31 · Daily Record
Flooding fears raised by residents at Falkirk Council hearing for greenbelt application
Residents have objected to plans for 48 new homes on "nice little site" in Polmont.
4 Oct 14:35 · Daily Record
Chilling moment hooded gunman ambushes man and shoots him in leg as child cries in terror
A still image captures the terrifying incident to highlight the devastating impact gun crime continues to have on our streets
4 Oct 14:39 · Wales Online
Couple at war with Virgin Media over broadband cabinet 'on their land'
Paul Skinner, 42, and his fiancée Gemma Parker are embroiled in a row with Virgin Media after they found workers installing a broadband cabinet outside their front wall in Deal, Kent.
4 Oct 14:47 · Mail Online
Update on DWP's proposed PIP overhaul due next week as cash benefits may shift to vouchers and grants
The first time that Labour's DWP - which Liz Kendall heads - stands in the spotlight, updates on the proposals could be shared.
4 Oct 15:08 · ChronicleLive
DWP issues major update over huge backlog as 'many claimants still waiting'
Sir Stephen Timms said they were 'many' PIP claimants who have been left waiting longer than expected as plans are underway to address a large backlog
4 Oct 15:24 · Birmingham Live
London has come close to 'other deadly Grenfell tragedies' several times, fire chief tells LBC
London has come close to suffering another Grenfell tragedy several times since 2017, the capital's top firefighter has told LBC.
4 Oct 16:00 · LBC
Stirling cycle path roadworks causing ‘misery’ for residents and commuters
Residents say they are "suffering" as a result of roadworks in Causewayhead to finalise an active travel route.
4 Oct 16:39 · The Courier
Two youngsters died after 'flash' rip current at Bournemouth beach
Joe Abbess, 17, and Sunnah Khan, 12, drowned after getting caught up in the rip current
4 Oct 16:47 · Manchester Evening News
Deaths of children off on Bournemouth beach ruled an 'accident'
Joe Abbess, 17, and Sunnah Khan, 12, died on May 31 last year as they swam in the sea next to Bournemouth Pier.
4 Oct 18:42 · Mail Online
Britons continue to flee Lebanon as last flight planned out war-torn country
David Lammy urged anyone wanting to exit the country to register immediately with the Foreign Office to book a seat on the plane, warning there was "no guarantee" of other options.
4 Oct 21:51 · Daily Record
Keeping lawns neat in front of burned homes - a year on at kibbutz where Hamas killed 101
A year since scores of people were killed here, the collective is splintered - psychologically and physically.
4 Oct 23:15 · BBC News
Owner of bright orange and blue dry cleaners' store is told to repaint
Vicky Whiter, owner of Peters' Cleaners in Stamford, Lincolnshire, could be taken to court if she refuses to repaint her shop front.
5 Oct 00:25 · Mail Online
New flight chartered for Britons to leave Lebanon
The UK government urges people to register their details immediately if they need to leave the country.
5 Oct 01:27 · BBC News
We need to stop 'co-living' becoming 'glorified student rooms' says council chief
Councillors are finally getting round to drawing up rules on the new residential phenomenon that's coming to Bristol - after three major developments of it were approved
5 Oct 04:00 · BristolLive
Birmingham estate could become 'green oasis' as residents say 'badly needs redevelopment'
Druids Heath residents say their estate "badly needs redevelopment" as Birmingham City Council looks to decide on a masterplan that would transform the urban estate in a green oasis
5 Oct 04:30 · Birmingham Live
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