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
The first three months – by Marion Nash
I write this in my third month as a Borough Councillor. I have been asked so many times how I am 'coping', that I thought I would share this with you. Being a Councillor is great, it's exciting and it's been a huge learning curve - I love all of it.
MN
3 Aug 2015
Sevenoaks Lib Dems thank local residents
In their summer newsletter, Lib Dem councillors in Sevenoaks have thanked residents for their support and promised to continue...
IP
2 Aug 2015
Successful Open Air Surgery
The open air surgeries being held by the Rokeby & Overslade liberal democrats continue to be huge hit with residents with more people taking advantage of the opportunity to get some fresh air, sunshine and a discussion with councillors.
2 Aug 2015
THIS SHOULD BE END OF THE LINE FOR DETAINED FAST TRACK
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/jerome-phelps/asylum-seeker-detention_b_7902716.html
2 Aug 2015
Overslade Lane resurfacing
Two years ago Bill Lewis fought for (and succeeded) in persuading the county council to have the strip of Overslade Lane outside the Co-op resurfaced. We continued to receive complaints about the section of Overslade Lane up to the junction with Bawnmore Road (which is particularly bad). Your borough councillors Bill Lewis and Marion Nash continue to meet with the county's highways engineers and press for improvements around the ward. In July the county council e-mailed us to say that the strip of Overslade Lane up to Bawnmore Road will be resurfaced this autumn.
2 Aug 2015
LIB DEMS SLAM PUBLIC HEALTH BUDGET CUTS IN OUR AREA
Figures released today by the Department for Health shows the Conservative Government is planning a 1.4 million pound cut to the public health budget in Warwickshire. The budget pays to help improve people's health so there is less pressure on the NHS.Work undertaken by public health budgets include encouraging people to exercise more, give up smoking, drink less, come off drugs and drink and avoid sexually transmitted diseases.
2 Aug 2015