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Windmill campaigners say 'houses will interfere' as decision made on homes near Coventry

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By Sam Greenway Verified, Matt Lloyd Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Detailed plans to build more than 200 homes in a Solihull village have been approved despite campaigners repeating concerns it could affect a 200-year windmill nearby. As the Local Democracy Reporting Service reported last year, Solihull Council's planning committee granted outline permission for 250 homes on land at Pheasant Oak Farm, off Waste Lane in Balsall Common. Vistry Homes' proposals also include a children's play area, community orchard and nature areas.
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Entering Tamworth lake during heatwave could lead to criminal record

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By Jonathan Sutton Verified, Matt Lloyd Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Council leaders have approved a ban on entering the water at Borrowpit Lake in Tamworth. The emergency public space protection order (PSPO) was approved following a three week consultation. The move, which has been backed by headteachers, Staffordshire Police and Staffordshire Fire and Rescue, follows concerns about people entering the lake and putting themselves at serious risk. There have been reports of visitors ignoring safety signage.
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Heatwave sparks 'extremely smelly nappy' woe in Midlands area where bins emptied every three weeks

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By Andy Mitchell Verified, Matt Lloyd Verified
| MSN UK Verified
A request to assist households dealing with the unpleasant combination of soiled nappies and sweltering temperatures cannot be fulfilled owing to insufficient council resources. Councillor Jan Matecki (Con, Budbrooke) this week queried whether Warwick District Council ought to provisionally move from collecting household waste every three weeks to fortnightly during extended periods of hot weather.
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