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Two councillors have been suspended after reports of a fight at a Christmas party.
Fifty residents are being sought to join a panel to consider what infrastructure their area needs.
Plans for a former golf course to become a community parkland with walking and cycling routes and picnic benches have been unanimously agreed.
A meeting attended by 100 villagers ended with a vote to oppose plans for 44 homes by a zoo after concerns about flooding, traffic and school places.
Hundreds of people have signed a petition against plans to scrap free swimming sessions for children and over-60s.
Plans to allow up to 18 flats to be built in a former office block has been approved despite concerns related to overcrowding and parking.
A derelict former snooker hall and sports bar is set to be turned into car-free block of flats and a gym after plans were unanimously approved.
An application for more housing has been submitted on a plot of land where plans for retirement homes were once green-lit but failed to materialise.
A co-working space aimed at start-ups and growing businesses has been given the green light to open inside a shopping centre.
Concerns have been voiced over an upcoming road closure after a council’s suggestions for shorter works along the route were denied by the government.
A multi-million-pound project to create a flagship business park that would attract the likes of Netflix has been “paused” for a major rethink.
Taxis in one part of the county may see their flag rate - the starting price of a cab - rise by a £1 in order to help drivers stay afloat.
Plans for a former golf course to become a community parkland with access for walkers and cyclists have been recommended for approval.
Proposals to convert what was once a cinema and more recently a snooker and pool hall have been recommended for approval despite objections.
Two annual events that attract thousands of visitors face being scrapped as a local authority seeks to save millions and balance its books.
New figures have revealed the local authority which has amassed the largest amount of debt outside of the county council.
A variety of factors led to rubbish piling up as residents were faced with having 15 days of waste without a bin collection over the festive period.
Millions of pounds need to be spent on fixing a problem with crumbling concrete at a council’s headquarters which remains largely empty.
A business park touted to host the likes of Netflix and other big tech firms could be paused altogether after failing to attract any firms on-site.
An under-pressure council has announced a series of measures aimed at keeping it from declaring effective bankruptcy.