Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
News
Press release on the Autumn Statement.
Lib Dems condemn “chaotic and incompetent” budget
17 Nov 2022
Sewage in our Rivers
The sheer quantity of raw sewage being dumped into Britain’s rivers and coastal areas is a scandal and a disgrace.
14 Sep 2022
Health plans highlight urgent need for extra funding
Long-awaited plans for the future of health services in South Cumbria have finally been released today. The plans show the urgent need for extra NHS funding, according to local MP Tim Farron. The plans show a projected deficit of £572 million by 2021, and would cost an estimated £160 million to implement.
11 Nov 2016
Not Much Change in Council By Elections This Week
There were only two changes this week. The first was in Eltham North in Greenwich LB where the Conservatives gained the seat from Labour. There was a moderate increase in vote share for Lib Dems, but Labour were down and UKIP and the Greens crashed.
11 Nov 2016
Not Much Change in Council By Elections This Week
There were only two changes this week. The first was in Eltham North in Greenwich LB where the Conservatives gained the seat from Labour. There was a moderate increase in vote share for Lib Dems, but Labour were down and UKIP and the Greens crashed.
11 Nov 2016
“What part of ‘Leave’ don’t you understand?”
When Nigel Farage asked this of Gina Miller on the Andrew Marr show on Sunday she was far too polite and politically unseasoned to respond in kind to this patronising and arrogant question. Well, Mr Farage, I would like to ask you what part of 'Advisory', 'Parliamentary Democracy' and 'Independent Judiciary', don't you understand. Moreover I think your question should be directed more at the people who you persuaded to vote Leave in the referendum.
PC
11 Nov 2016
Sal Brinton re-elected unopposed as Lib Dem President
As I tipped in Lib Dems set for new Party President election and the winner is likely to be… (spoiler: obvious answer coming), incumbent Sal Brinton has indeed been re-elected as Liberal Democrat President for a further (and final) two year term of office.
MP
11 Nov 2016
Conservatives sack Searles from Sevenoaks cabinet finance post but try and keep schtum
Not only has Cllr Tony Searles stepped down as Deputy Mayor on Swanley Town Council (STC) and had the Tory party group whip withdrawn, but has since been sacked as Cabinet Portfolio holder for Finance at Sevenoaks District Council (SDC).
AB
11 Nov 2016