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msn.com | Patrick O'Hagan
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Patrick O'Hagan
Council bids for devolution dealPatrick O'HaganBBC Berkshire political reporterBBCWest Berkshire Council is in talks with several other local councils over possible merger A council is in discussions with a number of neighbouring local authorities over the possibility of joining forces to become a single unitary authority.
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2 months ago |
aol.com | Patrick O'Hagan
Just weeks after a £158m scheme to redevelop a town centre was rejected by planners, the project's backers have drawn up new plans to try and win over the doubters. The new proposals for Newbury's ageing Kennet shopping centre site would see the tallest buildings on the town centre shopping complex drop from eight storeys to six. The number of new homes would also be reduced from the previous total of 427 to 317.
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Oct 28, 2024 |
yahoo.com | Patrick O'Hagan |Katie Waple
People need to do what they can to prepare for predicted flooding this winter, a council has said. Councillors on West Berkshire District Council have warned the flooding could be worse than last year, or even as severe as it was in 2014. According to the council this summer was the third wettest in Berkshire since 1918.
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Oct 25, 2024 |
yahoo.com | Patrick O'Hagan
Patrick O'Hagan - BBC Berkshire Political ReporterOctober 25, 2024 at 1:27 AM·3 min readIf you live in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead then you might think yourself lucky, as for years you’ve been paying less in council tax than almost anywhere else in England. Only people living in a handful of London boroughs pay less. Live in Windsor and you’ll pay around £1,700 a year in council tax for a Band D property while in Newbury you’ll cough up nearly £2,300 a year for a similar property.
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