内容摘要："Our proposed 2% of revenue model ensures communities receive a fair and proportionate benefit, one that is tied to the actual performance of the project – if that does well, then communities also benefit," it said.

"Our proposed 2% of revenue model ensures communities receive a fair and proportionate benefit, one that is tied to the actual performance of the project – if that does well, then communities also benefit," it said.

"I've worked miserable rainy bank holidays on the canal, but because everybody wanted to be there, the atmosphere was great; that's special, and you can't beat that," he said.Bob Harrison began volunteering after his wife died 14 years ago and said he had also found companionship through spending his free time making Litchfield in Staffordshire litter-free.

"When my wife passed and I retired, I realised I needed something to keep me occupied, and thank goodness I found something," he said.Mr Harrison said being part of the Lichfield Litter Legends has given him new purpose and friendships."People stop and tell us thank you, but I say, 'Don't thank me; I'm doing something I like'."

A video appearing to show an altercation involving MP Mike Amesbury is a "matter for the police", the education secretary said.Bridget Phillipson's comments come after she was asked whether the Labour party would be investigating

The footage, which went viral after being posted on X on Saturday, appeared to show Amesbury shouting and swearing at a man who was lying on the pavement during an apparent disturbance in Frodsham town centre.

The Labour member for Runcorn and Helsby was seen pointing to the man and saying "you won’t threaten the MP ever again, will you?" in the early hours of Saturday.Chicken manure contains high levels of phosphorus and nitrogen, making it a good fertiliser for crops, the

However, the nutrients can lead to excessive growth of algae in waterways, starving the river of oxygen and killing fish.In May, Shropshire Council gave permission for LJ Cooke & Son to build four sheds at Felton Butler, north-west of Shrewsbury.

According to a motion put forward by Forest of Dean District Green Party councillor Andrew McDermid, more than 50 million chickens were already being farmed at any one time in the Wye and Severn catchment areas.McDermid said it was "inevitable" the Forest of Dean would be affected by river degradation due to its location downstream between both rivers and next to their outlets into the Severn Estuary.