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Kochanova: Belarus CIS presidency focuses on economic growth
Natalya Kochanova addresses the plenary session of the CIS Inter-Parliamentary Assembly
MINSK, 16 April (BelTA) - The key task of the Belarusian Presidency in the CIS is to improve the well-being of our countries, Chairperson of the Council of the Republic of the Belarusian National Assembly Natalya Kochanova said as she addressed the plenary session of the CIS Inter-Parliamentary Assembly, BelTA has learned. The CIS Inter-Parliamentary Assembly is a great platform for communication where we can discuss topical issues, learn from each other, help each other, and this is very important, said Natalya Kochanova. “Belarus is presiding in the CIS in 2021. In the anniversary year when we mark the 30th anniversary of the CIS it is a great honor and responsibility.
Glasgow Conservative councillors are calling on the SNP administration to provide additional cash grants to drivers in the taxi and private hire trade. The call comes after other local authorities including Aberdeen City Council announced funding worth £860,000 overall to support taxi drivers, with an additional £1,000 of automatic top up grant funding. Dundee City Council and Angus Council have also expanded support provided by the Scottish Government’s Private Hire Support Fund.
READ MORE: That fund closed on March 25, despite only granting funding to less than two-thirds of eligible drivers and spending 57 per cent of its budget. Glasgow Conservative councillor Thomas Kerr commented: “I continue to be inundated with correspondence from taxi drivers in Glasgow who are in a state of desperation. Their income has been completely decimated over the last year.
Matviyenko: International terrorism remains a major security problem
Valentina Matviyenko. An archive pphoto from TASS
MINSK, 15 April (BelTA) - International terrorism remains a major security problem, Chairperson of the Federation Council of the Russian Federal Assembly Valentina Matviyenko told the media on the sidelines of the international parliamentary conference Global Challenges and Threats in the Face of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Terrorism and Violent Extremism. The web-based forum has been organized by the CIS Inter-Parliamentary Assembly in cooperation with the parliamentary assemblies of the OSCE, the Council of Europe, the Mediterranean and the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism, BelTA has learned.
West Berkshire Council WEST Berkshire Council (WBC) is looking for a new chief executive and the successful candidate could earn about £165,000 in the role. The search has started for a new chief executive to lead the council following a decision by the current chief executive, Nick Carter, to retire in August after 23 years with the council. The new chief executive will join WBC at a time when it is planning a post-Covid recovery and looking to shape the district to seize the benefits and tackle the challenges that the changes over the past twelve months have brought with it. The council is looking for someone who is a visionary, ambitious individual to deliver the aspirations of the council – including on economic growth, employment opportunities, protecting the most vulnerable and providing safe towns.