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Westmeath County Council is to lose its responsibilities for water services from January 1 as the State centralises these under a single body called Irish Water (IW).

Almost 40 per cent of the water produced in Westmeath is being lost through leakage - a fact that prompted one councillor to question why anyone should have to pay the water charges to be introduced next year.

More than €211,000 will be spent on private roads and cul-de-sacs in Westmeath as part of a controversial initiative announced earlier this year.

Mullingar’s Aidan Davitt says faceless bureaucrats and civil servants are so out of touch with the reality of business, that they should take inspiration from the TV programme, The Takeover.

A new partnership model is being proposed for Robinstown as a way of advancing plans for a sports complex for the area.

A staggering 37 per cent of families in the Mullingar Area have a child under the age of four, way above the national average.

The Mullingar native at the helm of the National Office for Suicide Prevention (NOSP) believes we can reduce suicide if we look out for each other.

Westmeath County Council has unveiled a new process for council mortgage holders in financial difficulty.

Westmeath County Council has confirmed that it has no current plans to ask people applying for student grants whether or not they have paid the household charge.

A tree survey, community gardens, a bug hotel, and a wildlife walk are among the environmental projects in Westmeath to benefit from funding announced this week.