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Objectors say the town's infrastructure is already under strain and it is "full to bursting point".

Her mother says police came to their Belfast home after she questioned why the book was still taught.

North Northamptonshire Council the campaign must be "succinct, accessible and friendly."

Durham University and letting agents would work together to avoid a chaotic rush for private homes.

The EIS-FELA say the flat cash pay settlement offered to lecturers represents a real terms pay cut.

Cuts to the Pathway Fund, Sure Start and more "should be taken by a minister", department chief says.

Free speech and academic freedom in universities are facing "urgent threats", Prof Arif Ahmed says.

The Inspire Learning festival is held in the Borders with an emphasis on new employment opportunities.

Closing the gap requires action and "a fundamentally different approach", council officers say.

Glasgow Caledonian University says a £26m project launched in 2013 has "not reached its potential".

Inspectors visit after receiving concerns were raised about unsafe recruitment processes.

The woman, who was nine months pregnant, was left "sofa surfing" at friends' homes, a report finds.

Police allege the man deliberately started the blaze at the emergency housing hostel in Wellington.

The number of households in temporary accommodation has risen from 85 to 179 over the past year.

An MHK says a lack of incentive for homes to be improved was "frustrating" for nearby households.

A charity that supports young people in Gloucestershire has a waiting list of up to six months.

Skelton Newby Hall Primary School will shut for good by August, North Yorkshire Council confirms.

Construction plans, announced shortly before last year's election, are on hold due to budget issues.

A decade-long plan for a shared education campus in County Tyrone is withdrawn.