内容摘要：The government said that at the time he registered on the electoral roll he was not legally a citizen of Ivory Coast.

The government said that at the time he registered on the electoral roll he was not legally a citizen of Ivory Coast.

The Worthing heat network will initially use three large air source heat pumps in an energy centre located by the High Street multi-storey car park.This will supply heating to large public sector buildings.

Construction will start in July and the first buildings are set to be connected by summer 2025, including Worthing Town Hall, Worthing Hospital, the Assembly Hall, Portland House and Worthing Museum and Art Gallery.The first phase of the project is expected to save more than 3,000 tonnes of carbon emissions a year, and create 40 local jobs, Hemiko said.The scheme is expected to support 500 jobs by 2050, the company added.

Sophie Cox, Worthing’s cabinet member for climate emergency, said: “The Worthing heat network is an exciting development in our transition to low carbon heating and an important milestone in our mission to be a carbon neutral council by 2030 and a net-zero borough by 2045.“I’m really looking forward to the council working alongside Hemiko on the next stages of the project and bringing low carbon heating to the residents and business of Worthing.”

There are many lessons which can be learned from a popular Netflix series, Guernsey Police have said.

Digital safety development officer Laura Simpson said the programme Adolescence shone a light on howIn 2023, 59-year-old livestock dealer Derek Whittle from Oaklands Livestock Centre, was

after he admitted offences including causing calves unnecessary suffering.Whittle, of Oaklands, Prees, Shropshire, had pleaded guilty to seven charges at Telford Magistrates' Court as a result of the same Animal Justice Project investigation.

An oil well in Surrey that has reportedly produced almost half a million barrels will continue operating through to 2036 after it was granted planning permission.The Brockham Wellsite was given approval by Surrey County Council's planning committee to transport waste water every day to the site in Betchworth, near the Surrey Hills.