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Keeping check on Isle of Dogs expansion. legal Neighbourhood Plan now adopted by Tower Hamlets Council
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The long-awaited Isle of Dogs Neighbourhood Plan to keep checks and balances on mass development in Britain’s most densely-populated urban space has been formally adopted into planning law.
It was agreed unanimously by Tower Hamlets Council on May 19 as its official planning policy for the tightly-packed area locked on three sides by the famous loop in the Thames.
Boomtown. never-ending construction on the Millwall waterfront.
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There was some concern on ruling Labour benches that it could have gone further in a drive for more “affordable” housing in ratio to the number of office and luxury skyscraper developments that have strained mains supplies, public transport and health and social services as the area population mushrooms.
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Hundreds of 12 to 15-year-olds get vaccinated, Pat Lopez gives update on Lincoln mask mandate
On Friday, the Health Department hosted a vaccination clinic for people ages 12 to 15-years-old. Pat Lopez also made remarks on Lincoln s mask mandate.
May 14, 2021 10:30 pm
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Hundreds of kids made their way to Pinnacle Bank Arena on Friday, but it wasn’t for a concert. They anxiously waited to get their first dose of the Pfizer shot.
This comes just days after the CDC announced it was expanding vaccine eligibility to 12 to 15 year-olds.
“I wanted to get my vaccine, because that way I can protect myself and both my friends and family,” attendee Josie said.
Ivy Morris getting her first jab earlier this year
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One hundred thousand people have had their first Covid jab in the East End’s mass vaccination programme.
The milestone means 80 per cent of Tower Hamlets’ population in priority groups has had the first injection, with the 100,000th jab on May 7. Around 30,000 people have also had their second jab.
Jabbed. a smiling Cllr Rachel Blake who s had her first Covid vaccine
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People are being encouraged by example to take up appointments when offered, like deputy mayor Rachel Blake who had her first jab at the Mile End Art Pavilion.