at County Hall in Carmarthen. Their findings were presented to the leader of the council, Councillor Darren Price, chief executive Wendy Walters, cabinet members, and senior officers in the council's ...

Goldbeck UK, a construction company, is set to build a new County Hall for Cardiff Council in Wales as part of the wider Atlantic Wharf urban regeneration scheme.

Solid waste management in Pitkin county took some drastic changes for the better when Cathy Hall took the reins nearly 12 years ago. “Cathy is a visionary,” Pitkin County Public Works Director Brian ...

Nottinghamshire County Council says plans to leave County Hall and move to its new £18 million headquarters may be affected by a huge shake-up of local government. Work on the Oak House building ...

Sweet Acre Farms Winery, known as Hall County's first winery, burned down on Wednesday. No one was reported injured. It's still not clear what caused the fire. This is an ongoing investigation.

The Conservative-run council still plans to move out of its historic County Hall home by March and into the new Oak House building in Hucknall, despite uncertainty recently being created by a ...

HALL COUNTY, Ga. — A winery in northeastern Hall County has burned down on Wednesday afternoon. Hall County fire officials say they were called to Sweet Acre Farms Winery on Bill Wilson Road ...

The council is facing an unprecedented funding gap of £33.6 million next year and will effectively declare itself bankrupt if it doesn’t get exceptional financial support from the government.

TO FILL a gap in spending Worcestershire County Council's cabinet will discuss the potential sale of its empty headquarters in Worcester. The council building was evacuated in June after the ...

New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to 14 of Carmarthenshire’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website ...

Listen on BBC Sounds for more: No further works will be carried out at the County Hall headquarters after exploratory work concluded they would cost more than the project's £1.5m budget ...