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Councils Slam Reform Leader over ‘Untrue’ Statement on Boundary Shake-up Plans - Nottinghamshire Live

Social Media · Nottinghamshire

Councils Slam Reform Leader over ‘Untrue’ Statement on Boundary Shake-up Plans - Nottinghamshire Live

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A joint statement from six Nottinghamshire councils has disputed information released by Cllr Mick Barton See the Story

St Ann’s East, Broxtowe and Cinderhill to benefit from landmark Pride in Place investment

Nottingham, England · Nottingham

St Ann’s East, Broxtowe and Cinderhill to benefit from landmark Pride in Place investment

St Ann’s East, Broxtowe and Cinderhill have been named as one of only a handful of communities across the East Midlands set to receive major long-term government funding through the new £5 billion Pride in Place programme. These areas will receive up to £20 million over the next 10 years, giving local people the chance […]See the Story

Openreach Give ISPs 48 Hours to Remove Lithium Batteries from UK Exchanges UPDATE

Internet · United Kingdom

Openreach Give ISPs 48 Hours to Remove Lithium Batteries from UK Exchanges UPDATE

Network operator Openreach took a few communications providers by surprise yesterday after they gave them just 48 hours to remove any lithium batteries from BT exchanges. The batteries are said to be prohibited by the operator’s building safety policy “due to the significant risks … [of] thermal runaway, fire and explosion“. The move is interesting, as we’ve not previously been aware of any specific restriction being imposed against the use of a…See the Story

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