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1 day ago |
lincsonline.co.uk | Sarah Ward
Four candidates have put themselves in the running for the upcoming Rutland by-election. The departure of Green Party councillor Hans Zollinger-Ball has meant a seat on Rutland County Council is up for grabs and the authority announced this afternoon the contenders who have put themselves in the political contest. Four men will battle it out on the doorsteps of the Barleythorpe ward and hope to get votes on July 24’s election day.
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2 days ago |
lincsonline.co.uk | Sarah Ward
Rutland is likely to join with Leicestershire to form a larger, unitary council area - an option backed by the current county council in a wider local government shake up. But what would a new North Leicestershire and Rutland unitary authority mean for Rutland residents? The Local Democracy Reporting Service has scrutinised a 76-page document, drawn up by councils in Leicestershire and Rutland, which makes a case for three unitary authorities to cover a population of 1.1 million residents.
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3 days ago |
lincsonline.co.uk | Sarah Ward
Internal and external audit times have given Rutland County Council a clean bill of health. Various reports were discussed by the authority’s audit committee in Oakham last night (June 25), with no major issues flagged in any of the council’s departments or services. Internal and external audits for the most recent year as well as in year audits were discussed, as well as an update on the external audit of the council’s most recent set of accounts.
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3 days ago |
oakham.nub.news | Sarah Ward
A planning application for five self-build homes on green fields in Oakham has been refused for the second time in three months. Last week (17th June) a planning officer from Rutland County Council decided to deny the application by Exeter Court 1 Ltd for the self-build plots on land to the south of Braunston Road and close to Noel Avenue.
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4 days ago |
lincsonline.co.uk | Sarah Ward
A planning application for five self-build homes on green fields in Oakham has been refused for the second time in three months. Last week (June 17) a planning officer from Rutland County Council denied the application by Exeter Court 1 Ltd for the self build plots on land to the south of Braunston Road and close to Noel Avenue. The plans were refused in April due to officers considering the proposal of two storey homes would have a detrimental effect on the nearby bungalows in Noel Avenue.
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