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Maya George

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local democracy reporter covering Hampshire | ex court + crime reporter @dailyecho | fellow @JSchofieldTrust 2024 | views my own
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Council's debt interest tops $36,000 a day

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By Maya George Verified
Hampshire Chronicle Winchester
A COUNCIL leader has defended the authority's borrowing strategy after accounts showed its total debt had risen above £620million.
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Council insists 74,000 files were not missing but ‘mis-catalogued’

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By Maya George Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Tens of thousands of sensitive files were not missing but had been "mis-catalogued", a council has insisted after inspectors raised the alarm over records containing personal information. Southampton City Council confirmed that adult social care files are now in correct locations, although only around 2,000 have so far been scanned into its systems.
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Southampton council to stop automatic vouchers for pupils on free school meals

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By Maya George Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Thousands of children could no longer receive automatic supermarket vouchers during school holidays under council plans to replace the universal offer with targeted crisis support. Southampton City Council is proposing to stop automatically issuing holiday supermarket vouchers to all children eligible for free school meals from October. Cllr Toqeer Kataria, the council's cabinet member for communities, said the new fund would provide "more help for families when they need it most".
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