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News From Malvern Hills District Council
The Tenbury Toilets Twist
The Market Street toilets, which were lost to the floods in 2007, are all set to be re-built, but there is a twist.
The Market Street toilets, which were lost to the floods in 2007, are all set to be re-built, but there is a twist.
Section 106 funding in Malvern Hills District – Providing Open Space
As a consequence of a number of developments within the area, Malvern Hills District Council has negotiated developer contributions for a wide range of community infrastructure projects, including open space provision through the Section 106 agreements related to planning permission.
As a consequence of a number of developments within the area, Malvern Hills District Council has negotiated developer contributions for a wide range of community infrastructure projects, including open space provision through the Section 106 agreements related to planning permission.
News From Worcestershire County Council
County Council moves to reassure residents ahead of strike
Worcestershire County Council is reassuring residents it is working hard to ensure key services will continue to be delivered with minimal disruption during a forthcoming two-day strike.
Worcestershire County Council is reassuring residents it is working hard to ensure key services will continue to be delivered with minimal disruption during a forthcoming two-day strike.
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