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A giant illegal waste dump has been growing for years in the north of the city.
For as a long as a decade, a council-owned green space has been used for broad-daylight illegal dumping, with trucks driving up to add to the giant mounds of waste.
FOI Chief Overrules Government Refusal to Release Fire-Safety Reports
We forced the Department of Education to release fire safety audits for schools with structural defects, which led to a national media storm, more inspections and remedial works, and the promise of an inquiry.
Should Homeless Families Have to Use the Side Door?
We highlighted the restrictive rules homeless families have to follow in hotels where they live in emergency accommodation.
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