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
Warwickshire County Councillors Grant Fund 2017-18
The Warwickshire County Councillors Grant Fund for 2017-18 is now open for applications from community and voluntary organisations.
RLD
13 Aug 2017
Cllr Douglas raises issue of upgrading changing room facilities
At a recent full Council meeting, Paddox Liberal Democrats Councillor Tim Douglas raised the issue of upgrading changing room facilities at playing fields in Rugby.
RLD
13 Aug 2017
Cllr Roodhouse seeks clarification over Council’s green bin policy
At a full meeting of Rugby Borough Council on 18 July 2017, Councillor Jerry Roodhouse, Leader of the Liberal Democrats Group on Rugby Borough Council asked for clarification over the Council's green bin policy, which continues to cause confusion and frustration amongst residents.
RLD
13 Aug 2017
Robust infrastructure is required with new housing – Cllr Douglas
At a meeting of the full Rugby Borough Council on 18 July 2017, Paddox Liberal Democrats Councillor Tim Douglas raised the issue about the importance of robust infrastructure to coincide with new housing developments.
RLD
13 Aug 2017
WATCH: Vince talking about the financial crash
Here's Vince on Good Morning Britain talking about the 10th anniversary of the financial crash. Could it all happen again? What does he think about the current state of our economy?
13 Aug 2017
Squabbling Labour leaders endanger future Metro services
The news that a meeting between North East Combined Authority (NECA) leaders and the Department for Transport to make progress on a £435 million funding deal for the urgently needed upgrade of the Tyne and Wear Metro was recently cancelled at short notice amid a political row should cause great concern to Tyne and Wear passengers. NECA's Labour leaders seem to have learnt nothing from the shambolic failure of the North East Combined Authority devolution deal, where the failure of North East council leaders to agree amongst themselves and their failure to do a deal with the Government ended up costing the region dearly. It is no secret that the Metro will be unable to operate a full service after 2020 as more and more ageing Metro cars become unserviceable. This should be focusing the minds of political leaders to ensure that an investment deal is secured as quickly as possible. Many may feel that PFI funding isn't the best solution. But the reality is that NE councils simply can't afford to fund this themselv
13 Aug 2017