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A hospital trust says a backlog of work to modernise its estate could cost more than £75 million.
A community development forum has been awarded £50,000 to shape the future of a disused shop which has been closed for months.
A council wants to invest more than £11 million to reduce its carbon output.
The new mayor and deputy mayor have been elected for the coming year.
The second floor of local authority's headquarters is to be cleared to allow paying tenants to move in.
Revised plans in a controversial scheme to build 153 homes on a possible plague burial site look set to be given the go-ahead.
A pub landlord has had his bid for an outdoor bar denied following a number of complaints about noise and parking.
A way to keep people off the streets is to be discussed and includes an increase in council-owned accommodation instead of relying on B&Bs.
A scheme to convert a disused pub into flats has been thrown out by council planners.
Care Quality Commission inspectors have returned to a hospital just as its new chief executive begins work there.
An adventure golf course is set to open in the same building as an escape room.
Concerns have been raised by the police after a town centre off licence applied to sell alcohol into the early hours at weekends.
An eScooter-mounted mum zooming towards Asda with her young child on the front was one incident recounted at a meeting on problems with the vehicles.
A police inspector says people should be encouraged to report more crime rather than simply sharing incidents on social media.
Dejected councillors have waved through a "dog's breakfast" development while admitting they were "straitjacketed" by planning policy.
A proposal to expand a gypsy traveller site has been approved by councillors.
Decisions have been made over more homes and offices for a town centre.
The chief executive of an under pressure health trust has been praised for his work as he prepares to leave the role.
A consultation is under way showcasing ideas on how residents want their area to be greener and a more inviting place to live.
A flats scheme would transform a riverside plot which is home to a used car centre.
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