Early last year, I was working for the homelessness department of a London council when a woman approached me for assistance.
According to Manchester city council, when a street homeless headcount was conducted last November, 47 people were observed sleeping rough – double the previous year's figure.
The first separation occurred in the 4th century bce at the time of the second council, when a group broke away from the Sthaviravadins and became known as the Mahasanghika.
Already, there has been a row in the Mid-Ulster super-council, when a council meeting in "shadow" format resulted in a ban on the sale of poppies or Easter lilies on council property.
In 2007, the mobile home park dwellers first brought their concerns to the attention of the council, when a feud among the Esslinger family, which owned the land, was headed to trial.
According to the council, when Dungeness A and B are fully decommissioned in either 2018 or 2023 the area will lose 1,000 jobs and an estimated £46m a year from the local economy.
"We don't like it when we see things that end up in a skip, or even recycled by our councils, when they could have a second or third life if only we use some basic repair skills," he said.
The total bill for the monarchy is more like £150m, taking into account hidden costs such as security, unpaid taxes and costs met by local councils when the Windsors pay a visit.
In Washington, President Bush, who had been in New York only the day before, had convened a meeting of his security council when handed a note telling him of the crash.
Caernarfon councillor Hywel Roberts, chair of the local committee of One Voice - the body which represents community and town councils, said: "When a GP leaves a local practice or retires, it's becoming almost impossible to replace them because of a shortage of doctors.
