内容摘要：Rachael Board, 51, from Devon, got two tickets to see Oasis at Wembley - but paid more than £900 after failing to get cheaper tickets.

Rachael Board, 51, from Devon, got two tickets to see Oasis at Wembley - but paid more than £900 after failing to get cheaper tickets.

“When I started back in 2016, Chief Constable Neil Rhodes was saying the same thing, so we’ve made some progress.”Mr Jones estimated the force needed an additional £20m a year over the medium term to be sustainable, describing it as an “impossible hill to climb without massive changes to the way we do business".

He said he and the current chief constable, Paul Gibson, had requested meetings with ministers to further discuss the issue.The Home Office previously said Lincolnshire's police funding would be "up to £164.3m in 2024-25" - an increase of up to £9.2 million on the year before.A council does not know how many of its staff who require criminal record checks have had one completed, it has emerged.

Norwich City Council has been told to urgently find out who has undergone the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) process and who needs one.There was missing data for 41 out of 54 members of staff whose job required an enhanced DBS check.

The local authority said: "There are no examples of the council putting anyone at risk because of a lack of DBS checks when they have been needed."

Council bosses faced pointed questions at a meeting of its audit committee on Tuesday night.He has spoken out against backing for some green technologies and diversity schemes, and while supporting values of "family, community and country", has opposed "woke" values, and urged an end to excessive council expenditure.

With control yet to be decided between the players, Roodhouse said there had been no talk yet of any coalition deals, adding: "We'll have to wait and see how it goes."Nigel Clarke, the chairman of the Warwick and Leamington branch of Reform, has said

and meetings are already planned.The Conservative group has nine seats, the Green Party seven, Labour three and Whitnash Residents Association one. The council previously had a strong Conservative majority, with the party holding 41 of 57 seats.