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bbc.co.uk > news > articles > cj9xznl0yvzo

Kemi Badenoch denies housing benefit cuts plan would make people homeless

4+ day, 10+ hour ago   (667+ words) Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has denied her party's plans to cut housing benefit would make people homeless, but suggested some would have to "move somewhere cheaper". At Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday, she had challenged Andy Burnham to commit to…...


edinburghlive.co.uk > news > edinburgh-news > east-lothian-neighbour-hell-mocked-34586554

East Lothian neighbour from hell mocked accents and 'stared' in frightening campaign

6+ day, 52+ min ago   (301+ words) An East Lothian man engaged in a racist campaign against his neighbours where he mocked their accents, swore, and repeatedly struck windows. Pawel Mamrot - formerly of Tranent - subjected two people to the frightening behaviour between August 1, 2025 and November 1, 2025. The 45-year-old…...


glasgowtimes.co.uk > news > scottish-news > 26522259.glasgow-community-councils-criticise-council-communication

EXCLUSIVE: Glasgow community groups treated as a ‘nuisance’ by council

1+ week, 15+ hour ago   (527+ words) Community councils are being made to feel like a “nuisance” by the local authority, it has been claimed. Frank Plowright, chair of Dennistoun Community Council, says there was “decent” communication with Glasgow City Council until around 2024. Frank told the Glasgow…...


gazettelive.co.uk > news > teesside-news > teesside-business-illegal-workers-fines-34575872

Middlesbrough firm among eight in North East fined for employing illegal workers

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (207+ words) Generic image of a barbers A Middlesbrough business has been fined for employing illegal workers. The firm is among eight organisations in the North East, which include eateries and car wash businesses, to have been handed civil penalties after unlawfully…...


tfn.scot > news > campaign-launches-to-highlight-the-everyday-reality-of-human-rights-in-scotland

Campaign launches to highlight the everyday reality of human rights in Scotland - TFN

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (516+ words) It demonstrates how human rights connect directly to issues people already care about A new national storytelling campaign is aiming to reshape public understanding of human rights by showing how they affect everyday life across Scotland. Launched by JustRight Scotland…...


dailyrecord.co.uk > in-your-area > lanarkshire > sheriff-warns-courts-do-reasonably-37617532

Sheriff warns courts will 'do all they reasonably can' to protect cops

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (318+ words) Gray appeared at Airdrie Sheriff Court(Image: Airdrie & Coatbridge Advertiser) A sheriff has warned the courts will "do all they reasonably can" to protect police officers who come under attack while on duty. David Brown, who is already serving two…...


ca.news.yahoo.com > protesters-rally-hamilton-city-hall-202305929.html

Protesters rally at Hamilton City Hall against anti-immigration group

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (46+ words) Yahoo News Canada Over 100 people attended the Hope Not Hate rally at Hamilton City Hall on Saturday to protest a Dominion Society conference. The anti-immigration group members were seen outside a venue in Burlington on Saturday....


spectator.com.au > 2026 > 08 > why-shouldnt-british-workers-be-prioritised-for-council-housing

Why shouldn???t British workers be prioritised for council housing?

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (634+ words) Why shouldn’t British workers be prioritised for council housing? The Spectator Australia Why shouldn’t British workers be prioritised for council housing? Who can argue against making British workers and veterans the priority for social housing? Given the limited stock of…...


midlothianview.com > news > selkirk-councillor-faces-backlash-after-calling-for-volunteers-to-paint-school-railings

Selkirk councillor faces backlash after calling for volunteers to paint school railings

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (353+ words) Friday August 21st 2026 Written by Local Democracy Reporter, Paul Kelly A pro-active councillor faced a public backlash this week after she appealed for volunteers to paint railings at a Scottish Borders school. Selkirk Independent representative Caroline Cochrane made an appeal for…...


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‘Our Voices Deserve To Be Heard’ In Glasgow

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (224+ words) Aug. 14, 2026 Editor, The News-Gazette: I attended Tuesday night’s Town Council meeting, and I left feeling disappointed and concerned about how citizens were treated and how our questions were handled. Citizens came to the meeting expecting answers to questions that had…...