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
Lib Dems: Damning report highlights “major weaknesses” in Surrey’s road repairs and winter maintenance
Surrey County Council Liberal Democrats have called for urgent action, after an important County Council report has revealed shocking failings in the way the Council is managing the contract for Surrey's roads to be maintained and kept safe.
16 Jul 2012
Residents urged to write in to oppose phone mast plan
Proposals have now been submitted to put a mobile phone mast on Tudor Road in Hinckley.
16 Jul 2012
Alexandra Rec Sports Day pics
Bowls, Cricket, Football, Tennis, Martial Arts, Stalls, Music, Cakes ...
16 Jul 2012
Glass Cullet now to be Considered as a "Raw Material" rather than as "Waste"
Waste regulations are bureaucratic, technical and complex - so it's good news when End of Waste Criteriaare agreed and the commodity can be more easily traded, handled and transported as a secondary raw material.
15 Jul 2012
Glass Cullet now to be Considered as a "Raw Material" rather than as "Waste"
Waste regulations are bureaucratic, technical and complex - so it's good news when End of Waste Criteriaare agreed and the commodity can be more easily traded, handled and transported as a secondary raw material.
15 Jul 2012
Looking Back at Last Weekend's Torch Relay in Bedford Borough - Weather Fails to Dampen Spirits
The size of the crowds lining the streets of the torch relay in Bedford and Cotton End really was remarkable. Glancing at some of the footage of the relay in other towns and cities, I haven't seen such crowds out right along the route, and that's not to mention the enthusiasm on show. People of all ages came out to enjoy a real family occasion, with in many cases three generations enjoying the spectacle together. What is most remarkable, perhaps, is the fact that it was all in spite of some pretty dreadful weather, especially early on the Sunday morning when people will have been heading out. If the weather depleted the numbers at all, it certainly wasn't noticeable, with huge crowds not just along the Embankment and in Bedford town centre but all along the route.
14 Jul 2012