David Wilcox

• News / Transport

  Bollards become latest battleground in bitter war of words

  Labour are calling for a traffic filter to be scrapped despite it being Labour who secured funding

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• News / Baltic Wharf

  Baltic Wharf changes approved

  Goram Homes said they could no longer afford to build the affordable housing itself

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• News / Transport

  Path due to close for six months has now been shut for four years

  The Bonnington development of new modular homes has faced "numerous unforeseen delays"

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• News / Residents Parking Zones (RPZ)

  Cost of permits for residents’ parking zones to more than double

  The hike is expected to take place after a three-month legal notice

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• Your say / Politics

  How mowing a meadow exposed confusions of committee system

  Who is actually in charge at City Hall? That is open to interpretation

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• News / flooding

  Infamous underpasses finally unblocked

  Flooding has been a long-running issue in the junction 3 subways

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• News / Politics

  Council accused of ‘rewarding failure’ as high earners soar

  Accounts show the number of employees earning at least £50,000 has risen by 35 per cent

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• News / parking

  Central Parking Zone permit fees to increase fivefold

  The council also want to double the cost of secondary parking permits across the RPZ

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