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Choosing financial stability over dreams is 'heart-breaking' (opens the original)
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The prime minister used the plight of young people unable to rely on the "bank of mum and dad" as a curtain-raiser for Labour's annual conference. The Your First Home scheme will offer a government-backed loan of 20% of the purchase price - with a minimum deposit of 2.5%. But how tough are things at the moment for young people who have left school and want to make their way in the world? Chari, 19, from Hertfordshire, spent some of her childhood in care but has just started at university and has
Call for £375k elected mayor referendum rejected in Bedford (opens the original)
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An attempt to force a referendum on whether an elected mayor should be abolished has failed. Councillors in Bedford rejected a Labour motion to let residents decide the future of the role. They were told a referendum would cost £375,000 to organise. Opponents of the elected mayor system said the poll could still happen if enough residents signed a petition. Bedford has had an elected mayor since 2002, when residents voted in favour of the move in a referendum. The leader of the Labour group, Abu
'Death threats' reported in Luton red route row (opens the original)
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People have received death threats in a row over new traffic restrictions, according to a Luton councillor. Luton Borough Council is planning an 18-month trial of a red route in Bury Park, which would involve a ban on street parking and loading. Labour's Alia Khan told Thursday's full council meeting that there had been "death threats" and an "abhorrent social media campaign" against the move, which left some feeling "unsafe". Councillors voted to refer the plan back to the executive committee f
How was illegal Sawbridgeworth development cleared so quickly? (opens the original)
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As most of the country downed tools on Friday evening for the bank holiday weekend, a group of people picked up tools and moved diggers on to open space in a quiet town in Hertfordshire. When the same has happened elsewhere in recent months, it has taken weeks to halt the builders and get the site cleared. But by Monday, in Sawbridgeworth, the diggers had left and the work had stopped. On Saturday, people living near Sheering Mill Lane, external, a stone's throw from the Essex border, woke up to
I am a woman in a man's world, says Milton Keynes refuse owner (opens the original)
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The owner of a waste collection company that distributes reusable items to deserving causes said she was "a woman in a man's world". Sandra McCluskey, who lives in Bedfordshire but operates in the Milton Keynes area, said she had been "warned" about getting involved in the industry but wanted to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill or left by the roadside. She first tried to make a waste clearance business work a few years ago, but the Covid pandemic made it difficult. Once the masks had
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