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Weston Marine Lake to close for three days | Weston Mercury
1 day ago — The lake will be closed from three days, starting from 8am on Monday, December 2. The marine is due to reopen on the morning of Thursday, December 5, allowing for expected high tides to overtop ...
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Counties voice concern as council funding shake-up announced
20 hours ago — The Government said it will move to a fairer system of allocating money as it published the local government financial settlement for next year.
Council warns of 'tough decisions' ahead of spending cuts
2 days ago — The council’s executive will meet on Wednesday 4 December to discuss proposals for spending reductions totalling £45.8 million in a bid to balance its books.
Labour-led Weston Town Council votes to increase council tax
Jan 25, 2024 — In a budget meeting held on January 22, it was voted to increase the precept levels, which is the tax the town council asks North Somerset Council to raise, by 6.39% on the previous year.