Stuart Arnold
Local Democracy Reporter at Reach PLC
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1 week ago |
thenorthernecho.co.uk | Stuart Arnold
The footbridge at South Bank Railway Station, which is the responsibility of Redcar and Cleveland Council, was put out of action in October last year after an inspection by engineers. Planning documents lodged with the council – as the local planning authority – show a determination is being sought as to whether the demolition works require ‘prior approval’.
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1 week ago |
thenorthernecho.co.uk | Stuart Arnold
An application granted last month by Redcar and Cleveland Council envisages a near one hectare site off the A173 Newton Road near to the North Yorkshire boundary being landscaped with five new car parking spaces being added. Two full-time jobs would be created from the tourism-related venture, which is located about a mile from the summit of Roseberry Topping.
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1 week ago |
bbc.co.uk | Stuart Arnold
Image caption, The footbridge at South Bank Railway Station was found to have significant defectsLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceA railway bridge closed off to the public because of serious safety defects is to be dismantled using a crane. The footbridge at South Bank railway station, which is the responsibility of Redcar and Cleveland Council, was closed in October, meaning trains have been unable to call at platform two.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Stuart Arnold
A railway bridge closed off to the public because of serious safety defects is to be dismantled using a crane. The footbridge at South Bank railway station, which is the responsibility of Redcar and Cleveland Council, was closed in October, meaning trains have been unable to call at platform two. Planning documents show a decision is being sought as to whether the demolition works require "prior approval".
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1 week ago |
asianstandard.co.uk | Stuart Arnold
Redcar and Cleveland Council have ordered new food waste trucks in preparation for weekly household collections that are due to be rolled out under Government plans from April next year. The local authority said it had bought seven, 12 tonne vehicles as part of a procurement process. Meanwhile, a spokesman also told the Local Democracy Reporting Service it would be taking on new staff as part of the changes.
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