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Council called to Beckham’s raucous birthday dinner 06/05/2025 Council intervenes after David Beckham's 50th birthday bash prompts complaints by the neighbours.
King Charles visits Southport after fatal stabbings 21/08/2024 The King visited Southport yesterday to meet those affected by the 29 July knife attack and the violent disorder that followed.
Councils urged to use legal powers to tackle riots 15/08/2024 The Government has urged councils to be ready to use their legal powers to combat rioting as authorities remain on high alert for further disorder.
Councils praise community spirit after peaceful protests 08/08/2024 Local authorities and police have praised the community spirit of counter-protestors who gathered across England yesterday following recent violent disorder.
Council to support businesses after racist attacks 06/08/2024 Belfast City Council has agreed to financially assist business owners struck by ‘racist criminal attacks’ during disorder at the weekend.

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