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NHS Fife ordered to publish trans guidance
Fighting Fife With FOI An image from the NHS Fife website, showing the NHS Fife logo embedded in a “Progress” flag The Information Commissioner in Scotland, David Hamilton, has told NHS Fife to make its 2024 Trans Policy available to the public under the Freedom of Information Act. NHS Fife has thus far refused to release the document, citing a number of exemptions, all of which have been rejected by the Commissioner. NHS Fife has until 13 August to comply with Hamilton’s instruction.
Guest editorial: New vacation rental rules aren't a ‘ban’ – they’re reasonable regulations - Mission Valley News
[Editor’s note: This editorial first appeared in the Voice of San Diego on Aug. 31. View the original article at bit.ly/vosd-valenti.] Or so it would seem, if you believe the claims the vacation rental industry is making. They’re upset about the compromise ordinance passed by San Diego’s City Council. Brainchild of Councilwoman Barbara Bry, the ordinance is the final result of years of back and forth between the two sides of the issue. The mayor and many others have praised the compromise.
Guest Editorial: New vacation rental rules aren’t a ‘ban’ — they’re reasonable regulations - San Diego Downtown News
[Editor’s note: This editorial first appeared in the Voice of San Diego on Aug. 31. View the original article at bit.ly/vosd-valenti.] Or so it would seem, if you believe the claims the vacation rental industry is making. They’re upset about the compromise ordinance passed by San Diego’s City Council. Brainchild of Councilwoman Barbara Bry, the ordinance is the final result of years of back and forth between the two sides of the issue. The mayor and many others have praised the compromise.
New Vacation Rental Rules Aren't a 'Ban' — They're Reasonable Regulations - Voice of San Diego
A vacation rental opponent holds up a sign during a City Council meeting. / Photo by Adriana Heldiz The sky is falling. Or so it would seem, if you believe the claims the vacation rental industry is making. They’re upset about the compromise ordinance passed by San Diego’s City Council. Brainchild of Councilwoman Barbara Bry, the ordinance is the final result of years of back and forth between the two sides of the issue. The mayor and many others have praised the compromise.
Anyone Who Supports More Housing Should Oppose Short-Term Vacation Rentals
Vacation rental opponents hold up banners outside of a City Council meeting. / Photo by Adriana Heldiz The explosive growth of short-term vacation rentals in recent years has exposed the failure of our city’s leadership. San Diego’s mayor and Council have looked the other way as houses and apartments were taken off the market for residents and converted into mini-hotels for tourists.
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