Njombe residents calling upon tougher laws on child neglect. ... RESIDENTS of Njombe Town Council are urging the government to tighten laws against parents and guardians who neglect their children, ...

Driving restrictions in the south of France. In the Bouches-du-Rhône, which was on alert since June 12, the existing low-emission zone (ZFE) restrictions were extended on June 14, barring vehicles ...

Even with the price increases from the new tiered parking system, MSU parking rates remain lower than equivalent permits at the University of Mississippi. Although residents and commuters may now park ...

A football match was taking place on one of the Downs League pitches. Parents and children tried to fly kites in the sunshine. A workout class with some fearsome looking kettlebells was in full swing.

Lime has some new wheels. The company's Generation 3 e-scooter is more tech-savvy and sturdy than the last model. It's coming out in some cities next month and will roll out to every city Lime ...

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Two new digital zones are open in North Lanarkshire providing residents, partners and local organisations with access to the latest technology and resources to improve digital skills and confidence.

A divided Portsmouth City Council advanced a plan to give residents free parking for 15 minutes in some downtown locations. Public hearing July 14.

WASHINGTON (7News) — As federal workers continue returning to the office, the battle for curbside parking in the District is heating up — and local residents say they’re getting squeezed out ...

Parking lots outside Home Depot stores across the country that were once teeming with day laborers angling for work are now eerily quiet. The recent wave of raids at Home Depots was reportedly ...

The Portsmouth City Council voted to move forward an ordinance regarding free parking in the city.The ordinance would allow residents to park for free for 15 to 30 minutes once each day.

Parking permits are issued by the council in affected areas at a rate of £75 for the first, £125 for the second, and £250 for the third. Nearly 1,200 first permits and 400 second permits were ...