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Traffic island dining in Hamilton as council relaxes rules to help hospitality sector

The city council has relaxed outdoor dining rules and waived fees so eateries can take more customers and meet social distancing requirements.

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Hooked on some feelings: Misgivings over perceptions has councillors divided over safety survey

Hooked on some feelings: Misgivings over perceptions has councillors divided over safety survey
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Hamilton becoming less and less safe at night, survey reveals

Who feels safe in central Hamilton after dark? According to a new survey, fewer and fewer of us.

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Community Scoop » Council wants multi-agency approach to safety

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Community Scoop » New E-devices On The Block

Press Release – Hamilton City Council Hamilton will soon have new electronic devices available to hire on its streets. From July, two companies Lime and Neuron will operate personal hire devices within the city.

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