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Members of Kilkenny County Council impressed upon council officials this week the importance of bearing local businesses in mind when seeking tenders for local authority projects.

To mark World Mental Health Week (9-15 October) in Kilkenny this year, representatives from a number of voluntary organisations will join with the HSE’s Kilkenny Mental Health Services to host a local open day at MacDonagh Junction on Friday October 14 from 12-8pm.

Wanton acts of criminal damage in Kilkenny are continuing to cost the public, rendering the need to report such incidents all the more important, the Joint Policing Committee (JPC) has said.

There is fear that the management of social and affordable housing is moving away from the remit of the local authorities in Ireland and into the hands of ‘regional agencies’.

The unique tea house building located at Bateman Quay in Kilkenny city is set become an amenity that will be used by visitors and tourists to Kilkenny city.

Kilkenny’s new civic spaces including the Parade and the Canal Bank Square must not be used for just the sake of using the space but should be kept for quality events.

Members of Kilkenny County Council have this week unanimously approved the motion by the council to further investigate the development of the old Dunmore landfill site as a possible training ground for Kilkenny’s hurling teams.

A local councillor has called for immediate works to be carried out to repair a deep hole in the road on Friary Street after a local school principal twisted her ankle in it as she crossed the road.

A Kilkenny councillor has called for an exhibition of photographs to be brought to a meeting of the borough council so that members can analyse the work and the refurbishments that has taken place in the homes of the people living in the area.

Kilkenny city is getting ready for a host of celebrations that are to take place throughout the year in 2009 to celebrate receiving the city charter 800 years ago.