It was ahead of a decision to be taken by his former council colleagues over whether to release a report of an investigation into his tenancy and interactions with the county farms team.
Castle councillor @CllrPayne is standing for re-election today, here she explains why the Lib Dems are the only choice for a fresh start for Cambridge. pic.twitter.com/SxAQ3VXFrB Cambridge Lib Dems (@CambridgeLDs) May 6, 2021
Tory Party chiefs, whilst confident of retaining control, have learned from past experience -including that of 2013 when UKIP delivered an extraordinary electoral blow – not to be complacent.
Including the deputy leader’s former seat, they have held 35 of the 61 council seats – with Lib Dems, Labour and independents the remaining 26.
Son restores 1970s Schofields lemonade truck to former glory in memory of dad
Schofields lemonade trucks were a regular sight on Liverpool’s roads in the 70s and 80s
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Fully restored 1970s Schofield lemonade truck
A son restored a 1970s Schofields lemonade truck to its former glory in memory of his dad who worked at the factory.
Tony Morrison, 53, purchased an old Bedford TK truck after his dad Kenny Morrison died. He searched far and wide for a truck before finding the perfect one - and he s fully restored it back to working condition as a special tribute to his dad.
Heavy police presence off Scotland Road as officers cordon off area
Police were seen scouring the grass in land searches this morning
Police on Limekiln Lane (Image: Liverpool Echo)
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A heavy police presence was spotted off Scotland Road this morning as officers cordoned off the area.
Carlisle Contemporary Arts Cooperative exhibition set to launch
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Painting produced by David Hollins for the Carlisle Contemporary Arts Cooperative exhibition at Pop up 29 in Stanwix
A pop-up art exhibition is set to launch in Carlisle.
The Carlisle Contemporary Arts Cooperative (CCA) exhibition will open at Pop up 29 on Scotland Road in Carlisle on Monday and will run until May 9.
Since the first lockdown in March last year, the temporary closure of the Old Fire Station left the CCA without a home for more than a year.
They have stayed together as a group and will be exhibiting for the second time at Pop Up 29 along with guests artists, Martin Evans, David Phillips, and Connie Dalton of Snorkeler Designs.
Some of the invited guests and participants posing with a banner before the start of the seminar at Penang Harmony Centre.
THE public, especially women, are encouraged to take a bold step in life by exploring available business opportunities around them.
This was raised during a seminar on Empowering Women on Entrepreneurship at Penang Harmony Centre in Scotland Road, George Town.
Participants listening intently to a talk at the Empowering Women on Entrepreneurship seminar.
Invited speakers author Boonsiri Somchit, Pertubuhan Kebajikan Sneham Malaysia founder and director Datuk Dr Florence Sinniah, and DeliverEat founder and chief operating officer Leong Shir Mein shared their success stories.