Dublin councillors begin High Court action over park renaming rules

A Raleigh Neighborhood Ditched Its Slave-Owning Namesake. Some Are Still Fighting to Keep It.

Many residents of the neighborhood formerly called Cameron Park say they’ve moved on under a new name, Forest Park. But some want a court to declare the name change invalid.

On patrol with Belfast’s Safer Neighbourhood Officers

On patrol with Belfast's Safer Neighbourhood Officers

TUV: Nationalist 'double standards' on Irish signs versus Orange parades will spark vandalism

Nationalist “double standards” on Irish street signs versus Orange parades will result in vandalism when unwanted permanent markers are imposed on unionist areas, a TUV politician has warned.

WATCH: Suella Braverman hails 'noble act' by Nigel Farage following resignation as MP

Reform UK MP Suella Braverman has hailed the noble act by Nigel Farage after resigning as MP for Clacton.Speaking to GB News, Ms Braverman said: I think it's a very noble act that Nigel has done today, which is, let's put it to the people, let's see what they think, and let's see if the establishment is actually serving the interests of the British people.They're being let down now by the failures of the Labour Party, who are chopping and changing prime ministers without any kind of consideration for what the British people have asked for. This is about asking the people, that's who all MPs are fundamentally answerable to.WATCH ABOVE. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

July 4 parades: Flags, floats, road apples and street sweepers

Street sweepers want thoroughfares left undung. The post July 4 parades: Flags, floats, road apples and street sweepers appeared first on WyoFile .

Roger Hirst Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex apologises to Allison Pearson

At the conclusion of a High Court Action Mr Hirst's statement and apology is reproduced here and on the article page. Language debated in court and now being ruled on, has been immediately removed from the article. The post Roger Hirst Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex apologises to Allison Pearson appeared first on Conservative Home.

Councillors seesawing over proposed Patrickswell playground

PROPOSED plans for a playground in Patrickswell were passed, despite some monkeying around and calls for the removal of the recreation facility from the Part 8 procedure. At this month’s Metropolitan District meeting, play was often dirty and below the belt around a proposal for the development for a new Patrickswell Sports and Community Campus [] The post Councillors seesawing over proposed Patrickswell playground appeared first on Limerick Post.

The Supreme Court Just Left Police With a Problem, Alito Says

Two justices say a court ruling could force officers into a dangerous legal gray area. Here’s what the decision means for law enforcement.

What Would Make the Biggest Difference to Your Local Public Park?

What Would Make the Biggest Difference to Your Local Public Park?

Jabatan Penjara tidak kompromi salah laku wadar 

PETALING JAYA: Jabatan Penjara Malaysia (Jabatan Penjara) tidak akan berkompromi terhadap sebarang salah laku susulan pertuduhan ke atas lima wadarnya di Mahkamah Majistret Taiping, Perak, hari ini. Jabatan Penjara dalam kenyataan hari ini berkata, pihaknya menghormati sepenuhnya proses perundangan yang sedang berjalan. Menurutnya, jabatan berkenaan akan terus memberi kerjasamakepada Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM), Jabatan Peguam ... Read more The post Jabatan Penjara tidak kompromi salah laku wadar appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Parents could be on the hook in new Raleigh curfew ordinance

While the specifics of a juvenile curfew haven’t been ironed out, city leaders are considering holding parents more accountable as they continue to tweak an ordinance.

All-Ireland SHC semi-final: Cork v Galway updates

The first of the weekend's All-Ireland SHC semi-finals is down for decision at Croke Park this afternoon. Keep an eye on our live updates right here...

Caulking in Reflecting Pool was cut, tops of fences tossed in water, filing says

Details of the alleged vandalism to the recently refurbished Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. were revealed in a court filing. According to Deputy Director for the National Park Service Frank Lands, the incident took place shortly after the resurfaced pool was filled again with water on June 9, ABC News reported. “The U.S. Park Police []...Click to read more

‘Preemptive’ Farage triggers by-election to dodge suspension over undisclosed gift

Former attorney general for England and Wales Dominic Grieve described Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's triggering of a by-election as a preemptive move to avoid parliamentary suspension following a pending report into undisclosed gifts. “It's clearly a preemptive move because there was about to be a publication of the parliamentary commission of a standards report into his acceptance and non-disclosure of a five million pound gift from his friend Mr Harborne,” Mr Grieve told Sky News Australia. “On the face of it, he has no credible defence or explanation; he keeps on insisting that he hasn't broken any rules, but the rules, as I understand them, are pretty crystal clear. “He was about to have a condemnatory finding against him, which was probably going to lead to him being suspended from the House of Commons … he's decided to preempt that by triggering a by-election."

Cabinet moves to make psychological abuse a crime for first time

The Dutch cabinet wants to make coercive control and psychological abuse standalone crimes. The intention is to let police and...

Sneaky Dee’s supporters say councillor could help delay key redevelopment vote

What to know Advocates fighting to save Toronto music venue and dive bar Sneaky Dee’s from redevelopment say a potential councillor motion could delay a... The post Sneaky Dee’s supporters say councillor could help delay key redevelopment vote appeared first on NOW Toronto.

The best family-friendly water parks in the UK

The best family-friendly water parks in the UK

Truck brings down power lines, starts small brush fire on Malahat

The incident occurred at approximately 3:40 p.m. on July 9. Shawnigan Lake RCMP responded to the area of South Shawnigan Lake Road and the Trans-Canada Highway.

Up to 5,000 visitors a weekend: Authorities urge responsible behaviour at Upper Sûre Lake as summer crowds return

With hot weather and a long weekend ahead, officials are reminding visitors to respect parking rules, safety measures, and cleanliness at the Upper Sûre Lake.

Battle Over Media Comments Could Strip Death Penalty From Charlie Kirk Murder Trial

A Utah judge is scheduled to rule Monday on whether prosecutors crossed an ethical line by speaking publicly about evidence in the murder case against Tyler Robinson, the 23-year-old accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Defense attorneys are asking Fourth District Judge Tony Graf to remove the death penalty as a sentencing option. They [] Battle Over Media Comments Could Strip Death Penalty From Charlie Kirk Murder Trial

London councils told of temporary housing purchases making more people homeless

Westminster and Enfield are among at least two councils that are aware of evictions taking place to enable their purchases

FCT: Don’t name streets after people without approval – Wike warns AMAC Chairman

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, on Wednesday warned the Chairman of the Abuja Municipal Area Council, AMAC, Christopher Maikalangu against the unapproved naming of streets across Abuja. Wike warned Maikalangu against using roads constructed by the FCT Administration under his leadership to collect revenue by naming streets after people without due approval. [] FCT: Don’t name streets after people without approval – Wike warns AMAC Chairman

More Massachusetts Idiocy: Town Tells Residents to Take Down Their Flags, They Might Annoy the Plovers

More Massachusetts Idiocy: Town Tells Residents to Take Down Their Flags, They Might Annoy the Plovers

Entire Police Department Fired Over Evidence Room Drama

Barrackville Police Department / FacebookA small West Virginia town has been left without its police department after every officer was removed from duty following a dispute over an alleged break-in at the department’s evidence room. Barrackville’s police department announced Tuesday that Mayor Tom Straight and the town council had removed all members of the force from duty. Former Sgt. Hunt told 12 News he discovered the evidence room had been entered without authorization and raised concerns about missing access keys and the town’s handling of the investigation. Hunt alleged that a council member had taken police keys and said he and the department’s only other officer were fired after challenging town officials. The department clerk also resigned, leaving Barrackville with no police employees. Hunt said he told officials he would take steps to secure whistleblower protection after raising his concerns. The turmoil comes days after Chief Zachary Freeburn stepped down amid disputes over the council’s authority over the department. County deputies will now respond to calls in the town of about 1,300 residents as officials seek a resolution.Read it at The New York PostRead more at The Daily Beast.

Parks Canada report calls creation of national parks a ‘colonial injustice’ for Indigenous peoples

Newly released internal review describes the historical impact of Canada's national parks on Indigenous communities

PM Keir Starmer indicates resignation on Monday, June 22 – Cabinet members not denying it

An orderly transition has been touted by UK Cabinet members at the top of British politics, suggesting that Monday, June []

Northern Metropolis fast-track laws will ‘run parallel’ with environmental rules

Dedicated laws designed to fast-track Hong Kong’s Northern Metropolis project will not override the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance, the authorities have said. The remarks on Monday followed a meeting of the government-appointed Advisory Council on the Environment, where the main agenda was streamlining procedures and requirements for construction noise permits within the development near the border with mainland China. “The Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance and the dedicated...

General : Govt Wrapping Up Legal Amendments To Tighten Security Of Railway Asset - Hasbi

KUALA LUMPUR, July 2 (Bernama) -- The government is finalising amendments to relevant laws to impose stricter action against trespassing, vandalism and theft involving railway assets, the Dewan Rakyat was told today.

British Police Don't Want You to Watch This Footage of Their Mistake

British Police Don't Want You to Watch This Footage of Their Mistake

Journalist: Liverpool set €40m asking price for ‘at crossroads’ midfield ace

Curtis Jones Facing Defining Liverpool Decision as Inter CircleLiverpool supporters often speak about pathways, identity and local heroes. Curtis Jones sits at the intersection of all three, which is ...