London borough's war on gambling as addicts cost it over 14m a yearBrent borough has more than double the national average of problem gamblers, raising community concerns.
'Disturbance' concerns cause cafe and lounge plans to be rejected after openingHavering Council refused retrospective planning permission for Lushi's Lounge due to noise concerns and insufficient parking issues highlighted by local residents.
Call for 'health hazard' railway bridge clean upThe railway bridge underpass in North London poses a health hazard due to neglect and contamination, prompting urgent calls for cleanup.
'Foxes will have a field day': Pest and stink fears over black bin collection cutThe town hall is shifting to fortnightly black bin collections for non-flat residents to improve recycling, causing resident concerns about odors and pests.
East Hampton officials reassure wealthy residents that officers won't deport illegal migrant maids, landscapers and nanniesLocal police in East Hampton are not responsible for deporting undocumented immigrants, reassuring residents who depend on them for work.
Three crashes in three weeks outside busy Wexford pub - 'We have to mitigate against fatalities here'Frequent accidents near The Coal Bunker Bar raise urgent safety concerns on N25 road in Drinagh.
London borough's war on gambling as addicts cost it over 14m a yearBrent borough has more than double the national average of problem gamblers, raising community concerns.
'Disturbance' concerns cause cafe and lounge plans to be rejected after openingHavering Council refused retrospective planning permission for Lushi's Lounge due to noise concerns and insufficient parking issues highlighted by local residents.
Call for 'health hazard' railway bridge clean upThe railway bridge underpass in North London poses a health hazard due to neglect and contamination, prompting urgent calls for cleanup.
'Foxes will have a field day': Pest and stink fears over black bin collection cutThe town hall is shifting to fortnightly black bin collections for non-flat residents to improve recycling, causing resident concerns about odors and pests.
East Hampton officials reassure wealthy residents that officers won't deport illegal migrant maids, landscapers and nanniesLocal police in East Hampton are not responsible for deporting undocumented immigrants, reassuring residents who depend on them for work.
Three crashes in three weeks outside busy Wexford pub - 'We have to mitigate against fatalities here'Frequent accidents near The Coal Bunker Bar raise urgent safety concerns on N25 road in Drinagh.
Fears that new scheme for 200 'co-living' homes on Kodak site will worsen crimeThe demolition of the Kodak administration building has sparked significant local opposition due to concerns about overdevelopment and its impact on community resources.
Dozens arrested in recent SF park drug raid were already wanted on warrants: officialsSan Francisco police are actively targeting illegal drug markets to address public safety and enforce laws against drug use and dealing.
Blood splattered across pavement after boy, 17, stabbed in Canning TownA 17-year-old boy was critically injured in a stabbing incident in Canning Town, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the area.
Parents Want Man Arrested Who Has Allegedly Been Exposing Himself to Schoolchildren In the CastroA potential sex offender is reportedly exposing himself to children in the Castro neighborhood, causing concern among local parents.
Proposals to address wildfire dangers face opposition - Austin MonitorAustin City Council is considering significant wildfire prevention measures amid community concern about their implications.
Feds can inject some common sense in NYC - and shut down city's 'safe' drug sitesTrump's administration may close NYC drug injection sites as a response to community concerns over safety.
The London Buzz - 14th January 2025Local TV channel in London to close amid uncertainty over the future of local broadcasting.Lambeth's regeneration efforts fail to relocate tenants to new homes.Significant portion of London rental homes do not meet minimum safety standards.Financial crisis leads to council tax for previously exempt low-income residents.
Dozens arrested in recent SF park drug raid were already wanted on warrants: officialsSan Francisco police are actively targeting illegal drug markets to address public safety and enforce laws against drug use and dealing.
Blood splattered across pavement after boy, 17, stabbed in Canning TownA 17-year-old boy was critically injured in a stabbing incident in Canning Town, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the area.
Parents Want Man Arrested Who Has Allegedly Been Exposing Himself to Schoolchildren In the CastroA potential sex offender is reportedly exposing himself to children in the Castro neighborhood, causing concern among local parents.
Proposals to address wildfire dangers face opposition - Austin MonitorAustin City Council is considering significant wildfire prevention measures amid community concern about their implications.
Feds can inject some common sense in NYC - and shut down city's 'safe' drug sitesTrump's administration may close NYC drug injection sites as a response to community concerns over safety.
The London Buzz - 14th January 2025Local TV channel in London to close amid uncertainty over the future of local broadcasting.Lambeth's regeneration efforts fail to relocate tenants to new homes.Significant portion of London rental homes do not meet minimum safety standards.Financial crisis leads to council tax for previously exempt low-income residents.
Plans for 'toddler's rave' in London park approvedA family-friendly rave will debut in Old Deer Park, South West London, with a permanent license for annual summer events granted by Richmond Council.
London is getting 3 new Gail's bakeries: confirmed locations and opening datesGail's is expanding with three new bakeries in London, igniting mixed reactions from local residents.
Plans for 'toddler's rave' in London park approvedA family-friendly rave will debut in Old Deer Park, South West London, with a permanent license for annual summer events granted by Richmond Council.
London is getting 3 new Gail's bakeries: confirmed locations and opening datesGail's is expanding with three new bakeries in London, igniting mixed reactions from local residents.
'It's absolutely horrible.' East Flatbush residents fed up over constant sewage flooding in apartment buildingResidents are facing severe sewage issues in their apartment building, affecting their health and living conditions.
Bryant Park Grill will be replaced by a Jean-Georges restaurant this springBryant Park Grill is set to be replaced by a Jean-Georges restaurant after 30 years, unable to renew its lease.
Colton endorses Mark Levine for City ComptrollerAssemblymember William Colton endorses Mark Levine for NYC Comptroller, emphasizing the need for leaders who prioritize community concerns.
'It's absolutely horrible.' East Flatbush residents fed up over constant sewage flooding in apartment buildingResidents are facing severe sewage issues in their apartment building, affecting their health and living conditions.
Bryant Park Grill will be replaced by a Jean-Georges restaurant this springBryant Park Grill is set to be replaced by a Jean-Georges restaurant after 30 years, unable to renew its lease.
Colton endorses Mark Levine for City ComptrollerAssemblymember William Colton endorses Mark Levine for NYC Comptroller, emphasizing the need for leaders who prioritize community concerns.
Fires, sex work, trash: Oakland parents demand action over encampments near schoolParents voice concerns about homeless encampments near schools in Oakland, citing safety risks and emotional impacts on children.
Protesters hire open-topped bus for school closure protestIslington Council plans to close St Jude's & St Paul's and Highbury Quadrant schools due to decreasing pupil numbers, sparking staff strikes and protests.
Neighbours complain 15,000 capacity K-pop festival in Wembley 'will stop children studying'The planned K-pop festival in west London faces backlash over potential disruption during children's exam periods.
Opinion: Board should vote on ethnic studies again when it has the whole storyContracts should always be read thoroughly to avoid unintended consequences.The Palo Alto school board needs to gather more data before implementing ethnic studies as a graduation requirement.
Fires, sex work, trash: Oakland parents demand action over encampments near schoolParents voice concerns about homeless encampments near schools in Oakland, citing safety risks and emotional impacts on children.
Protesters hire open-topped bus for school closure protestIslington Council plans to close St Jude's & St Paul's and Highbury Quadrant schools due to decreasing pupil numbers, sparking staff strikes and protests.
Neighbours complain 15,000 capacity K-pop festival in Wembley 'will stop children studying'The planned K-pop festival in west London faces backlash over potential disruption during children's exam periods.
Opinion: Board should vote on ethnic studies again when it has the whole storyContracts should always be read thoroughly to avoid unintended consequences.The Palo Alto school board needs to gather more data before implementing ethnic studies as a graduation requirement.
Flats on Sutton's controversial B&Q development site could soon pass 1,000 markMajor redevelopment near Sutton station approved, adding 1,014 homes and public spaces, amidst resident concerns about overdevelopment and service strain.
Affordable housing lotto opens for 251 units at The Riverie in Greenpoint * Brooklyn PaperAn affordable housing lottery opens for 251 apartments in Greenpoint's new The Riverie complex, but only 84 are considered truly affordable.
'We want the same thing': Park Slope residents clash over controversial Arrow Linen development * Brooklyn PaperCommunity input highlights the urgent need for affordable housing amid new developments.The Arrow Linen rezoning proposal faces significant opposition based on building height and affordability concerns.
'Making tower block even taller will overshadow green space'Regal London plans to increase flats at 100 Avenue Road from 184 to 236, raising concerns over overshadowing local spaces and affordable housing.
Havering village 28-home development moves closerOutline planning approved for 28 homes in Havering despite local objections regarding infrastructure strain and environmental concerns.
Locals Pushback on Empire Boulevard Rezoning Due to Shade, Displacement FearsLocal residents oppose a 13-story development, fearing it will overshadow playgrounds and not meet affordable housing needs.
Flats on Sutton's controversial B&Q development site could soon pass 1,000 markMajor redevelopment near Sutton station approved, adding 1,014 homes and public spaces, amidst resident concerns about overdevelopment and service strain.
Affordable housing lotto opens for 251 units at The Riverie in Greenpoint * Brooklyn PaperAn affordable housing lottery opens for 251 apartments in Greenpoint's new The Riverie complex, but only 84 are considered truly affordable.
'We want the same thing': Park Slope residents clash over controversial Arrow Linen development * Brooklyn PaperCommunity input highlights the urgent need for affordable housing amid new developments.The Arrow Linen rezoning proposal faces significant opposition based on building height and affordability concerns.
'Making tower block even taller will overshadow green space'Regal London plans to increase flats at 100 Avenue Road from 184 to 236, raising concerns over overshadowing local spaces and affordable housing.
Havering village 28-home development moves closerOutline planning approved for 28 homes in Havering despite local objections regarding infrastructure strain and environmental concerns.
Locals Pushback on Empire Boulevard Rezoning Due to Shade, Displacement FearsLocal residents oppose a 13-story development, fearing it will overshadow playgrounds and not meet affordable housing needs.
Brookline police ask for help identifying suspect accused of tagging TeslasVandalism disguised as free speech raises legal and ethical questions in public discourse.
Now Elon Musk's Brother Is on the Burning Man Board of DirectorsKimbal Musk's addition to the Burning Man board raises concerns among participants about political and corporate influence.
Elon Musk Did Not Bid on the Line Hotel in Adams MorganElon Musk will not be buying the Line hotel after concerns from the community and staff over potential ownership.
Brookline police ask for help identifying suspect accused of tagging TeslasVandalism disguised as free speech raises legal and ethical questions in public discourse.
Now Elon Musk's Brother Is on the Burning Man Board of DirectorsKimbal Musk's addition to the Burning Man board raises concerns among participants about political and corporate influence.
Elon Musk Did Not Bid on the Line Hotel in Adams MorganElon Musk will not be buying the Line hotel after concerns from the community and staff over potential ownership.
The Rainham volcano: a waste dump is constantly on fire in east London. Why will no one stop it?William Knowlden suffered severe burns in Arnolds Field, leading to investigations into the site and its potential environmental hazards.
Plans slammed for events in former newspaper warehouse near Lewisham homesLocal residents oppose a proposal for alcohol licensing at Deptford Storehouse due to fears of noise and increased crime.
Meeting tomorrow on downtown Menlo Park lotsMenlo Park's council faces resistance over proposed housing development in downtown parking lots amid state housing requirements.
'Toddler' rave could be coming to a park in south west LondonA family-friendly rave, Raver Tots, is proposed for annual events in Richmond, London, amid resident concerns about its long-term impact.
Orpington neighbours demand action after area 'decimated by HMOs'Orpington residents are raising concerns about the impact of new HMOs on their community, demanding stricter regulations.
Adding a couple of planters and slightly widening the pavement is hardly reimagining' a neighbourhood | Rachel CookeThe term 'reimagine' is often misused and lacks substance in urban planning discussions.
Plans slammed for events in former newspaper warehouse near Lewisham homesLocal residents oppose a proposal for alcohol licensing at Deptford Storehouse due to fears of noise and increased crime.
Meeting tomorrow on downtown Menlo Park lotsMenlo Park's council faces resistance over proposed housing development in downtown parking lots amid state housing requirements.
'Toddler' rave could be coming to a park in south west LondonA family-friendly rave, Raver Tots, is proposed for annual events in Richmond, London, amid resident concerns about its long-term impact.
Orpington neighbours demand action after area 'decimated by HMOs'Orpington residents are raising concerns about the impact of new HMOs on their community, demanding stricter regulations.
Adding a couple of planters and slightly widening the pavement is hardly reimagining' a neighbourhood | Rachel CookeThe term 'reimagine' is often misused and lacks substance in urban planning discussions.
Small Town of 400 in a David-and-Goliath Fight Against Outsiders-as Price of Homes DoublesResidents of Newry, Maine, are combating rising home prices driven by short-term rentals, proposing regulations to maintain community integrity.
Altadena, Palisades see first home sales after firesProperties in Altadena are experiencing rapid sales despite being damaged, raising community concerns over selling to developers.
Small Town of 400 in a David-and-Goliath Fight Against Outsiders-as Price of Homes DoublesResidents of Newry, Maine, are combating rising home prices driven by short-term rentals, proposing regulations to maintain community integrity.
Altadena, Palisades see first home sales after firesProperties in Altadena are experiencing rapid sales despite being damaged, raising community concerns over selling to developers.
Residents slam plans for new music venue in Deptford saying it will increase crimeResidents oppose plans for large events in Deptford, fearing noise, crime, and disruption to the community.
Oakland school board slashes hundreds of jobs ahead of crucial deadlineOakland educators face significant layoffs of over 500 teaching positions to address a $95 million budget deficit.
3 North Shore women found dead in BelizeThree Revere women found dead in Belize prompt concerns over transparency in investigation.
'Monster' tower blocks will ruin views from Hampstead Heath and overshadow homesCommunity members expressed strong opposition to proposed high-rise towers in the Bacton redevelopment plan due to concerns over overshadowing and community impact.
Mountain View backs targeted density in residential areas - San Jose SpotlightThe commission is considering upzoning R2 sites for increased housing density near transportation hubs, balancing development with community concerns.
Sutton planning row: Neighbours and golf club object to house almost twice as big as plannedRetaining the home despite size violations highlights challenges in urban planning disputes.
Borough-wide development plan gets green light - despite fears for town centreBarnet Council's Local Plan aims to guide housing and employment development until 2036, balancing growth needs against community concerns.
Wanstead is 'being turned into Piccadilly Circus' by digital ad boardsRedbridge Council has entered a contract with JCDecaux to install 20 ad boards, which raises concerns about community impact and conservation.
'Eyesore' building in Romford could become Indian restaurantLocal residents oppose a proposed Indian restaurant due to concerns about noise, parking, and lack of communication from the property owner.
'Monster' tower blocks will ruin views from Hampstead Heath and overshadow homesCommunity members expressed strong opposition to proposed high-rise towers in the Bacton redevelopment plan due to concerns over overshadowing and community impact.
Mountain View backs targeted density in residential areas - San Jose SpotlightThe commission is considering upzoning R2 sites for increased housing density near transportation hubs, balancing development with community concerns.
Sutton planning row: Neighbours and golf club object to house almost twice as big as plannedRetaining the home despite size violations highlights challenges in urban planning disputes.
Borough-wide development plan gets green light - despite fears for town centreBarnet Council's Local Plan aims to guide housing and employment development until 2036, balancing growth needs against community concerns.
Wanstead is 'being turned into Piccadilly Circus' by digital ad boardsRedbridge Council has entered a contract with JCDecaux to install 20 ad boards, which raises concerns about community impact and conservation.
'Eyesore' building in Romford could become Indian restaurantLocal residents oppose a proposed Indian restaurant due to concerns about noise, parking, and lack of communication from the property owner.
Concerns over future of Carshalton's Old Rectory after controversial 535k sale'The sale of the historic Old Rectory contradicts promises made for its preservation, causing local outrage.
Croydon 'not selling manor house' after fears over loss of green spaceLocal authority plans to lease Heathfield House for 125 years to reduce maintenance costs, ensuring its public ownership and access.
Concerns over future of Carshalton's Old Rectory after controversial 535k sale'The sale of the historic Old Rectory contradicts promises made for its preservation, causing local outrage.
Croydon 'not selling manor house' after fears over loss of green spaceLocal authority plans to lease Heathfield House for 125 years to reduce maintenance costs, ensuring its public ownership and access.
Why Soho residents are objecting to a new strip clubResidents fear Soho's return to a seedy past with proposed new strip club, while some advocate for the venue's cultural significance.
Cars parking on bike lane near Bexley school is accident waiting to happen'The safety of cyclists and children near Gravel Hill Primary School is compromised by cars unlawfully using the cycle lane.The local council acknowledges the issue but is limited in resources to enforce parking regulations.
NYC's Third Avenue traffic light slowdown sparks fury as locals complain of e-bike 'racetrack'Residents were surprised by traffic light changes on Third Avenue, disrupting drivers while benefiting e-bike riders, leading to frustrations and safety concerns.
Cars parking on bike lane near Bexley school is accident waiting to happen'The safety of cyclists and children near Gravel Hill Primary School is compromised by cars unlawfully using the cycle lane.The local council acknowledges the issue but is limited in resources to enforce parking regulations.
NYC's Third Avenue traffic light slowdown sparks fury as locals complain of e-bike 'racetrack'Residents were surprised by traffic light changes on Third Avenue, disrupting drivers while benefiting e-bike riders, leading to frustrations and safety concerns.
Connecticut 'Cannibal Killer' granted conditional release decade after eating homeless victim's eye, brainTyree Smith, the "Cannibal Killer," may soon be released from psychiatric care, raising concerns among local politicians and victims' families.
Dear Abby: I'm on medication that made me reveal her secret, and she's angry at meFamily secrets can strain relationships, especially when health issues complicate memory.It's crucial to prioritize the safety of children when it comes to known offenders.
Connecticut 'Cannibal Killer' granted conditional release decade after eating homeless victim's eye, brainTyree Smith, the "Cannibal Killer," may soon be released from psychiatric care, raising concerns among local politicians and victims' families.
Dear Abby: I'm on medication that made me reveal her secret, and she's angry at meFamily secrets can strain relationships, especially when health issues complicate memory.It's crucial to prioritize the safety of children when it comes to known offenders.
South Bronx migrant shelter opens amid ongoing community controversy - Bronx TimesThe new migrant shelter in the Bronx has partially opened amid community controversy and operational challenges.
The London Buzz - 21st February 2025Lambeth Council's refinancing gains demonstrate effective fiscal management strategies.Public concern mounts over council decisions impacting local services and community.Plans to commercialize Hampstead Heath raise issues about accessibility and environmental impact.
'We'll stand up for all New Yorkers': Mayor addresses ICE raids and Roosevelt Ave transformation at Corona town hall - QNSMayor Adams addresses local concerns about ICE raids and supports immigrant rights during a town hall meeting in Corona.
South Bronx migrant shelter opens amid ongoing community controversy - Bronx TimesThe new migrant shelter in the Bronx has partially opened amid community controversy and operational challenges.
The London Buzz - 21st February 2025Lambeth Council's refinancing gains demonstrate effective fiscal management strategies.Public concern mounts over council decisions impacting local services and community.Plans to commercialize Hampstead Heath raise issues about accessibility and environmental impact.
'We'll stand up for all New Yorkers': Mayor addresses ICE raids and Roosevelt Ave transformation at Corona town hall - QNSMayor Adams addresses local concerns about ICE raids and supports immigrant rights during a town hall meeting in Corona.
The Barbican Centre could be getting a new 21-storey neighbourRedevelopment of One Silk Street aims to construct a 21-story office building, facing local concerns over its impact on light and noise.
Planning Commission endorses plan for vacant lot on Bruning Avenue - Austin MonitorNew housing development is proposed for a vacant lot in North Loop after rezoning recommendation by Planning Commission.
Harlow Council officially objects to Latton Priory development plansThe current proposals for the Latton Priory development are deemed insufficient in addressing Harlow's necessary improvements and investments.
The Barbican Centre could be getting a new 21-storey neighbourRedevelopment of One Silk Street aims to construct a 21-story office building, facing local concerns over its impact on light and noise.
Planning Commission endorses plan for vacant lot on Bruning Avenue - Austin MonitorNew housing development is proposed for a vacant lot in North Loop after rezoning recommendation by Planning Commission.
Harlow Council officially objects to Latton Priory development plansThe current proposals for the Latton Priory development are deemed insufficient in addressing Harlow's necessary improvements and investments.
Abandoned Brooklyn House Demolished After Multiple FiresThe city has ordered the demolition of a problematic abandoned house in Brooklyn after a squatter died in a fire, addressing long-standing community concerns.
Exclusive | NYC dining sheds' planned return already making New Yorkers sick: 'It's inherently dangerous'Pandemic-era outdoor dining sheds are returning in NYC, raising safety concerns as restaurants seek fire-safety waivers.
Abandoned Brooklyn House Demolished After Multiple FiresThe city has ordered the demolition of a problematic abandoned house in Brooklyn after a squatter died in a fire, addressing long-standing community concerns.
Exclusive | NYC dining sheds' planned return already making New Yorkers sick: 'It's inherently dangerous'Pandemic-era outdoor dining sheds are returning in NYC, raising safety concerns as restaurants seek fire-safety waivers.
South Santa Clara County residents concerned as fire response agencies being switchedEmergency response in South Santa Clara County will shift from Cal Fire to the Santa Clara County Fire Department to ensure ongoing fire protection.
Committee votes 'no' to Coney Island casino land-use applicationCommittee unanimously votes 'no' on the casino land-use application in Coney Island, with community concerns influencing decisions.
Neighbors say Coney Island casino would be death knell for Mermaid Parade. Developers disagreeNeighbors are concerned that a new Coney Island casino will threaten the beloved Mermaid Parade tradition.
Committee votes 'no' to Coney Island casino land-use applicationCommittee unanimously votes 'no' on the casino land-use application in Coney Island, with community concerns influencing decisions.
Neighbors say Coney Island casino would be death knell for Mermaid Parade. Developers disagreeNeighbors are concerned that a new Coney Island casino will threaten the beloved Mermaid Parade tradition.
New MOT test centre could be coming to DagenhamA planning application proposes an MOT test centre and covered parking at Car Fixers garage in Dagenham, but has faced community objections.
San Francisco drops plan to ticket drivers who violate new Calif. parking lawSan Francisco has reversed a parking fine plan due to community opposition, opting for warnings instead.
Fake 'no parking' curbs painted in SF causing confusion over CA's new Daylighting lawResidents in San Francisco's Richmond District are confused and frustrated over fake red curbs that violate the daylighting law.
Planners approve golf club building, put conditions on Engardio condo conversions - 48 hillsThe San Francisco Planning Commission approved a controversial project despite safety concerns raised by community members and parents of preschoolers.
San Francisco drops plan to ticket drivers who violate new Calif. parking lawSan Francisco has reversed a parking fine plan due to community opposition, opting for warnings instead.
Fake 'no parking' curbs painted in SF causing confusion over CA's new Daylighting lawResidents in San Francisco's Richmond District are confused and frustrated over fake red curbs that violate the daylighting law.
Planners approve golf club building, put conditions on Engardio condo conversions - 48 hillsThe San Francisco Planning Commission approved a controversial project despite safety concerns raised by community members and parents of preschoolers.
Bank to be turned bingo hall despite crime warningThe majority of Brent's planning committee approved plans for a new bingo hall, despite community concerns over its impact and weak licensing regulations.
This busy southwest London bus route is getting axed at the end of the monthThe 414 bus service between Putney and Marble Arch is being retired despite community objections.
The New NIMBY Battle Over the Waste From the L.A. FiresResidents in affected areas fear health risks from hazardous waste disposal sites established post-fires.Local communities are voicing concerns about environmental justice and health risks related to toxic waste.
Concrete recycling facility in Brooklyn leaves streets covered in dust, rattles homes, residents sayResidents in Brooklyn blame a concrete recycling plant for dust and noise pollution, seeking intervention from local lawmakers.
Residents, developers at odds over massive project in California townThe Boron community fears that a new solar project is damaging the ecosystem and exacerbating health risks from valley fever.
Concrete recycling facility in Brooklyn leaves streets covered in dust, rattles homes, residents sayResidents in Brooklyn blame a concrete recycling plant for dust and noise pollution, seeking intervention from local lawmakers.
Residents, developers at odds over massive project in California townThe Boron community fears that a new solar project is damaging the ecosystem and exacerbating health risks from valley fever.
Bromley neighbours divided over controversial plan for helicopter lift in gardenOpposition from some neighbors stems from concerns about noise and potential community divisions over the helicopter lift plan.
North London residents fight plans for five-storey development over loss of Wembley Stadium viewResidents fear the new development will obstruct views and strain local resources.
Local backlash as Southwark Council gym fees set to rise by 144 a yearThe price of gym memberships at Southwark Council's leisure centres raises concerns among gym-goers due to significant increases.Many gym-goers may consider switching facilities due to hefty fee increases.
Probe underway after work starts on huge data centre without planning approvalConstruction activities for the East Havering Data Centre are ongoing without formal approval, raising concerns among local residents and officials.
Government plans more plutonium at Livermore Lab for nuclear arsenal as advocacy groups push backThe Department of Energy plans to increase plutonium use at Lawrence Livermore Lab, sparking community concerns about safety.
Hotel Chocolat wins fight to serve alcohol at new Richmond store despite local backlashHotel Chocolat secured approval to serve alcohol at its Richmond store despite local opposition, with strict conditions to mitigate community concerns.
Tiny village in fight for its life over billionaire's plans for luxe development: 'Our close community has been ruined'Residents of Huntingfield oppose a proposed luxury wedding venue due to concerns over disruptions to their rural lifestyle and local tranquility.
Uranium trucks on Arizona's 'Killer 89' spark alarm in tribal communities - High Country NewsConcerns grow over safety as uranium trucks will travel on dangerous roads through local communities.
New 10.9m crematorium approvedThe new crematorium in Chingford aims to accommodate diverse beliefs while reducing carbon footprint, amidst rising costs and local resident concerns.
Uranium trucks on Arizona's 'Killer 89' spark alarm in tribal communities - High Country NewsConcerns grow over safety as uranium trucks will travel on dangerous roads through local communities.
New 10.9m crematorium approvedThe new crematorium in Chingford aims to accommodate diverse beliefs while reducing carbon footprint, amidst rising costs and local resident concerns.
Resolution for White Stadium construction pause narrowly fails in City CouncilThe renovation of White Stadium via a public-private partnership is heavily contested, revealing significant community divisions and concerns.
Late-night bar in Chingford given go-aheadThe Scorpion Lounge received a new premises licence to operate late-night entertainment despite local resident concerns over noise disruption.
Anger over 'unacceptable' scaffolding 'blocking pavement' outside Tube stationScaffolding at Willesden Green station is causing significant disruption and safety concerns, prompting local leaders to demand its removal.
Exclusive | Kin of NYC machete attack victim fears goon will return to decapitate his dog: 'What if this guy sees us?'A Bronx man lost four fingers in a machete attack while defending his dog, fearing further retaliation from the unidentified assailant.
Manhattan's Future Jail Looks a Lot Like a Corporate HQThe new Manhattan Detention Center will be designed to blend in with the city, presenting a façade that is indistinguishable from ordinary office buildings.
Councillors slammed over 'mental issues' comments over children's care homeHarrow Council approved a care home plan despite significant resident concerns regarding safety, noise, and security related to children with emotional and behavioral issues.
Columbia Waterfront Locals Want Concrete Plant ClosedResidents demand shutdown of concrete recycling facility due to health hazards from dust exposure.
South Bronx officials push back against city's plan for massive migrant shelter - Bronx TimesOpposition is rising against the city's plan to open a new migrant shelter in the South Bronx amid ongoing concerns from local officials.
Trees next to Romford-Upminster train line axed in 'act of woodland destruction'Residents are concerned about recent tree removals near Emerson Park station impacting wildlife and community aesthetics.
Redevelopment of Flood School given green lightMenlo Park Planning Commission approved the teacher housing project at the former Flood School site amid community concerns about traffic and access.
Shop Talk: 7-Eleven closes at San Pablo and University; Chase opens bank branch on Gilman StreetThe closure of the 7-Eleven highlights the ongoing challenges and controversies facing businesses in Berkeley's community.