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45 pupils and 6 staff sent home due to Covid-19 case at Leicestershire primary school
Staff and pupils have been told to isolate
Kingsway Primary School in Braunstone Town (Image: Google)
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Forty-five pupils and six staff at a Leicestershire primary school have been sent home after a child tested positive for coronavirus.
By Aran Dhillon, Local Democracy Reporter
The proposed development site COUNCILLORS have rejected plans to build six new apartments following concerns over the size of the proposed development. Emerald Bay Construction’s application for the new-build scheme came before the council’s development management committee during its virtual meeting on Wednesday. The site is situated to the south of 137 Kingsway North, a residential property, and is located in the Fairfield and Howley ward. The application sought permission to build the properties, as well as associated landscaping and parking arrangements. The proposals would have been designed to reflect the style of a detached 1930s style property, with a long ridge line and a hipped side element.
Praise for the £34m scheme holding back the floods in Warrington warringtonguardian.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from warringtonguardian.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
But many York pubs are long gone - never to return. Recently, we wrote about 10 pubs we all miss - and asked readers to share which locals they are sad to see disappear. We were inundated with responses - so here s a little trip down memory lane, recalling some of our favourite pubs of yesteryear. Many replies were posted in our new nostalgia social media group, Why We Love York - Memories, on Facebook. If you would like to join the group click here - we d love to see your photos and hear your stories of York. Garry Moody kicked us off with a whopper of a list: Market Tavern, Londesboro, Half Moon, Crown, Tiger, Spotted Cow, Lord Nelson, Cattle Market, Frog Hall, John Bull, Cygnet.