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Skye man accused of stealing swords from house in Wick

A young man from Skye has been accused of breaking into an unoccupied house in Wick and stealing swords and candlesticks.

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More than 100 affordable homes will be built at former Central Pool and another site

Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that Tony Page is the lead member for Adult Social Care. The lead member for Adult Social Care at Reading Borough Council is Tony Jones. Plans to build more than 100 homes at the former Central pool and another site were approved last night. The former Central pool will be replaced with dozens of homes and a service for older people, while a former care home will be replaced with flats and services for those with learning disabilities. Reading Borough Council (RBC) will consolidate its adult social services at the two vacant sites, on Battle Street and Hexham Road, as well as building 116 homes in total.

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Plan for 100+ homes at former Central Pool and care home

The old Willows care home site is part of the plans. Photo: Google Maps Plans have been unveiled to build more than 100 homes at an old swimming pool and a vacant care home as part of an overhaul of its adult social care services. The proposals include flats for adults with personal care needs and homes for people on the housing register. Reading Borough Council (RBC) is looking to consolidate its adult social services at two currently vacant sites, on Battle Street and Hexham Road. The council says it wants to deliver “modernised, sustainable services that meet peoples’ personalised expectations and outcomes whilst delivering value for money” and provide “much-needed homes for people on the housing register”.

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