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Worcestershire residents asked where council should spend, and save, as £85m budget gap looms (opens the original)
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The consultation opened today, Thursday, October 1, and will run until October 31. The county council says it currently spends around £1.24billion a year providing services including adult social care, children’s services, support for children with special educational needs, roads, libraries, home-to-school transport and waste disposal. According to the authority, 77p in every £1 it spends goes towards adult and children’s social care, schools, home-to-school transport and public health. Howev
Mortgage fears grow as UK borrowing costs hit highest level since 1998 – NATIONAL NEWS (opens the original)
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The yield on 30-year UK government bonds, known as gilts, climbed above 6 per cent, reaching its highest level in almost 29 years. Ten-year borrowing costs also rose to levels last seen in 2007, while five-year gilt yields reached their highest level since 2008. The turmoil is part of a wider international bond market sell-off, driven largely by concerns about the economic consequences of the continuing conflict in the Middle East. Higher oil and gas prices have increased fears that inflation wi
19 Alcester green spaces set for special protection under revised town plan (opens the original)
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The designation carries significant weight in planning decisions, with the revised plan stating that development which would harm the openness or special character of a Local Green Space will not be supported unless there are âvery special circumstancesâ which outweigh that harm. Among the 19 areas are Westbury Park, Jubilee Fields, Moorfields Park, Gas House Lane Recreation Ground, also known as Centenary Field, the Bowling Green, Alcester Town Cemetery and the Arrow Valley corridor. A numb
Hundreds of prisoners released early as controversial new sentencing rules begin – NATIONAL NEWS (opens the original)
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The changes mean many eligible prisoners serving standard fixed-term sentences can now be released after serving just one-third of their custodial term, rather than the previous 40 or 50 per cent. Other offenders who would previously have served two-thirds before automatic release can, in some circumstances, leave after half their sentence. Those released remain subject to licence conditions and supervision for the remainder of their sentences. The Government says the changes are necessary to ta
Taxi faces licence review after serious safety defect found during Redditch checks (opens the original)
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Around 40 licensed vehicles were checked across Redditch as officers examined taxis and private hire vehicles to make sure they were safe, legal and fit to carry passengers. Twenty Redditch-licensed vehicles were stopped and checked, with police reporting that compliance was generally very good and most drivers cooperated fully with officers. Nine of the vehicles were selected for further mechanical inspections. Eight were found to be safe and well maintained, but inspectors identified serious s
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