SEVEN new homes have been backed by councillors for the garden of a listed Georgian house in St Cross, despite opposition from residents. The city council’s planning committee approved proposals by Alfred Homes for the development at Goodworth House on St Cross Road. Concerns were previously raised about causing harm to the heritage of the site and issues with road safety. A report from the applicant’s heritage advisor said that there was less than substantial harm to the conservation area, whereas the city council’s officer reported that there would be no harm. There were 20 objections to the proposal.
Ofsted reports from outstanding to inadequate for every primary school in and around Chesterfield
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Parents blocked from driving outside Wigan schools during pick-up and drop-off under new safety scheme
A Wigan Council scheme aims to improve air quality and help make the area outside school gates safer for children
Air pollution is the biggest environmental threat to health in the UK (Image: Ince CofE Primary School)
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Hundreds of vulnerable youngsters and children of key workers are self-isolating due to cases of coronavirus in schools in this part of Dorset, as well as the Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole council area. Despite schools being closed to most pupils due to the lockdown, they must remain open for pupils in both categories. The Dorset Echo is providing a list of those who have pupils and/or staff affected by coronavirus in January and February. The list gives the name of the school and the date that pupils went into the 14-day self-isolation period.
Schools affected are listed, followed by the dates that cases were recorded.