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Petition forces repairs on this crumbling Leeds road

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Swarcliffe road patched up as council faces rise in potholes

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Patching up has been carried out on a crumbling road after hundreds of people signed a petition calling for repairs. The work on Stanks Lane North in Swarcliffe is among thousands of road repairs carried out by Leeds City Council so far this year. The council said wet weather had caused an unprecedented increase in pothole reports. Holes on the Swarcliffe road were filled after more than 300 people signed an online petition which also raised concerns over nearby Hathaway Drive.
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Armley: Library service to cease iPad scheme

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By Don Mort, local democracy reporter Libraries in the city are set to cease lending out iPads after devices became obsolete and some were stolen. Leeds City Council said it would save cash by ending its tablet-lending scheme at libraries and community hubs. The devices could be borrowed for up to eight weeks with a 5G data allowance to help people struggling to get online.
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