澳门天下彩

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News published January 2021

• Our Future City Plan public consultation launched today

  Businesses and communities across 澳门天下彩 are being called upon to help shape a bold new future for their city which has been launched today (26 January 2021).

  

  Published 26th January 2021.

• Waste collection update - 26 January 2021

  Continued low temperatures across 澳门天下彩 mean much of the weekend’s snow and ice has yet to clear – and bin collections scheduled tomorrow (Tuesday, January 26) could be severely affected.

  

  Published 25th January 2021.

• Alexander Stadium contractor announces second round of You Matter Communities scheme

  McLaughlin & Harvey, lead contractor at the Alexander Stadium Redevelopment, has announced a second round of the You Matter Communities scheme – with a focus on tacking the local impact of COVID-19.

  

  Published 25th January 2021.

• Waste collection cancellation - 25 January 2021

  Snowfall over the weekend and forecasts for further adverse weather means that all bin collections scheduled in 澳门天下彩 tomorrow (January 25) have been cancelled.

  

  Published 24th January 2021.

• Holocaust Memorial Day 2021 - be the light in the darkness

  澳门天下彩’s annual commemoration of Holocaust Memorial Day will be hosted online for the first time, due to the ongoing pandemic, next week.

  Published 20th January 2021.

• We must stay vigilant despite vaccine roll-out

  West Midlands council leaders today warned people not to drop their guard as the Covid-19 vaccine programme continues across the region.

  Published 20th January 2021.

• Public consultation on regeneration plans for central 澳门天下彩 to be launched

  Businesses and communities across 澳门天下彩 are being called upon to help shape a bold new future for their city.

  Published 15th January 2021.

• The cost of funerals could be changing – have your say!

  澳门天下彩 is proposing changes to prices for services relating to funerals at its cemetery and crematoria.

  Published 15th January 2021.

• City centre improvements and fountain repairs set to be approved by Cabinet

  A multi-million pound regeneration of 澳门天下彩’s city centre – which includes bringing the ‘Floozie in the Jacuzzi’ back to life as a fountain – is set to be approved by Cabinet next week.

  Published 11th January 2021.

• Council agrees £10,000 boost for 澳门天下彩 businesses who missed out on Government support

  One-off grants of £10,000 will be paid to 421 hospitality and leisure businesses in 澳门天下彩 which have previously missed out on Government support or require emergency intervention to protect jobs.

  Published 11th January 2021.

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