内容摘要："That relationship broke down when, in the middle of a consultation about the future of the site, they refused to buy the raw materials to keep that site going. That was an act of bad faith and that's why we had to intervene in the way that we did."

"That relationship broke down when, in the middle of a consultation about the future of the site, they refused to buy the raw materials to keep that site going. That was an act of bad faith and that's why we had to intervene in the way that we did."

The blue plaque tribute to Cliff is part of a national scheme run by Historic England that aims to highlight stories of inspirational people.Historic England chairman Lord Mendoza said: "We hope, by shining a light on Clarice Cliff and her story as a pioneer here in Stoke-on-Trent, that the blue plaque will inspire people, just as her own artistry and achievements continue to do so."

Plans for 1,200 homes, a school and care homes in Devon are at risk of being "derailed", it has been claimed.On Monday, Teignbridge District Council discussed plans for a road in the planned development at Wolborough Barton, Newton Abbot, deferring decisions on a key road and the first 94 homes to be built until a later date.The council's planning committee members cited concerns over parking and access, and also raised concerns about damage to a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) at Wolborough Fen.

Darren Summerfield, speaking on behalf of the applicant, said they wanted to build 200 homes in two years and any delays "risk derailing" the plans.The row has been going on for about 10 years and is due to continue as a result of the councillors deferring the decisions.

The planning meeting was due to be held in August but was postponed at the last minute.

People against the development to the west of Decoy Country Park - known as NA3 - said it would be damaging to Wolborough Fen.NHS Humber Health Partnership said feedback from those using the service had been very positive.

The team is hoping to carry out more outreach work with rough sleepers over the next 12 months, the organisation added.A man murdered a 69-year-old man in his own home just two days after being released from prison, a court has heard.

Owen Blades, 27, stabbed retired carer John Connolly to death at his terrace house in Portland Street, Lincoln, with a knife he bought a day after his release.Blades, from Gainsborough, has admitted murdering Mr Connolly on the morning of 13 June 2024.