The decision would be made ahead of the council's meeting to hash out what should remain in its long-term plan, Simeon Brown says.

Don-O-Ray Farms lose attempt to keep illuminated sign, for now

The residents would need to pay for a kitchen caddy, but would receive a free kerbside caddy

Ms Keegan was in Stardust nightclub when it caught fire during a Valentine's Day disco in 1981. Some 48 people perished, including her two sisters Mary, 19, and 16-year-old Martina.

A spokesperson for the acting leader of the house has confirmed the Bill will be introduced to Parliament on Thursday.

Parliament is back with only a few weeks of debate left before summer and a lot of legislation to debate. Here are the bills up this week.

The three leaders of the coalition have agreed to hold an election this year but a date has not yet been officially announced

For two decades, Richard Payne, has purchased an annual parking permit which allows him to leave his car within his postcode area.

Council approves ambassador funding model, raise concerns how to pay for it

Richard Payne spent £360 on permits since moving to the property in Strood, Kent, in 2001. But in December, he and all other residents in the street were told they could no longer purchase permits as it was deemed "a private road"

Four luxury cabins, including hot tubs, built by a family in the Gower, South Wales in 2022 have been ordered to be torn down by Swansea Council, after a bitter two-year dispute

It comes as thousands have registered an interest in getting a Derby council house

Stirling Council said handing over the car park would "impact on the council's overall ability to manage and maintain its parking network".

Changes to DCC and density bonusing programs contemplated in new housing plan

With Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch now allowed to return to Ireland from Spain to contest the election, how will his candidacy impact other people running for election in the Dublin Central constituency.

The inquiry heard the nurse's research indicated Letby was "80 per cent more likely to be on duty either during or before a baby collapsed"

The independent external review of the Road Safety Authority (RSA) has been published. The review noted that there has been no changes to the cost of driver licences (€35-€55), NCT (€55) or driving tests (€85) in over a decade.

The deputy director of nursing at the Countess of Chester Hospital discovered Letby had been regularly present when infants fell ill

With an election due to be called by the end of the week, it is unlikely that the beleaguered project will be scrutinised for several months.

On his way into Cabinet on Tuesday, the Taoiseach said the general election campaign will be underway by the end of the week.

The Finance Bill, which underpins Budget 2025, has passed all stages in the Dáil tonight by a margin of 75 to 55 in what was a guillotine vote.

A hīkoi from the top of the North Island to Wellington is still on, despite the Treaty Principles Bill being introduced to Parliament ahead of schedule.

The deputy mayor has admitted he went away and did some homework.

Dunedin's mayor is refusing to say why some city councillors have not yet been allowed to see an investigator’s report about their chief executive....

Act Party Leader and Minister responsible for the bill David Seymour denies the Treaty Principles Bill has been brought forward and says it is a normal part of parliamentary business.