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
New trains and buses for Melksham
On Demember 8th we will finally see a decent service reintroduced to Melksham Station. The new service will see 8 trains in each direction running Monday to Saturday with a slightly reduced service running on Sundays.
1 Nov 2013
KCC Trading Standards Message: Have SAFE fun with Fireworks
KCC Trading Standards would like to make sure you all have a safe and enjoyable Bonfire Night.
1 Nov 2013
All Quiet at Bradford on Avon Golf Course
Local residents continue to be vigilant for any signs of possible development on Bradford on Avon golf course.
1 Nov 2013
Lib Dem councillors slam changes to children's centres
Brentwood County Councillors David Kendall and Barry Aspinell have slammed the proposed changes Tory controlled Essex County Council plan to make to the Childrens Centres operating in the Borough and across Essex. The changes in Brentwood are as follows: The Ark Children's Centre based at Becket Keys School in Sawyers Hall Lane will be closed and it will merge with the Larchwood Gardens Children's Centre in Pilgrims Hatch. The County may continue to provide services from the outreach sites to meet local need to minimise the effects of closing the childrens centre but this still has to be decided. Cherry Tree Children's Centre in Knights Way will see it's operating hours cut from 40 hours down to 15 hours and the telephone service which was 10 hours will be stopped completely. Sunshine Children's Centre which is based in Shenfield Library will see it's operating hours cut from 40 hours down to 5 hours and the telephone service which was 10 hours will be stopped completely. David Kendall, Lib Dem County Counc
1 Nov 2013
Councillors must be able to have their say under current system
I don't suppose many residents are getting excited about Barnet Council's proposals to bring back the committee system. Well, it seems so because only 71 residents bothered to respond to the Council's consultation. The last Labour Government, in its top down approach to local government, decreed that Local Authorities must choose between two new systems. That is either an elected Mayor and cabinet or a Council Leader and cabinet. Barnet voted for the latter.
CJC
31 Oct 2013
Marine Industry Receives Continued Support from Eastleigh MP
Mike Thornton, Liberal Democrat MP for Eastleigh, continued his support and commitment to the leisure marine industry by visiting British Marine Federation members from his constituency last week (Friday 25 October 2013).
31 Oct 2013