Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
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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
Felix Dodds is Dreaming of a green Christmas
Dreaming of a green Christmas
7 Dec 2014
Rugby: Cabinet or Council ?
Local authorities used to make their decisions by the councillors working together on committees. The most important decisions were then sent to the full Council to debate and vote on. Rugby Borough Council used to operate on this model. The mayor's role was to be a figurehead for the town and to chair the meetings of the Council. To do this role effectively the mayor had to give up party politics for their year in office.
7 Dec 2014
Heather Slams Government Over Affordable Homes Move
Heather Kidd, Shropshire Councillor for Chirbury and Worthen (and long time campaigner for affordable homes), has slammed the Governments proposal, this week, that builders will not have to include affordable homes in developments of less than 10 properties .
7 Dec 2014
Delightful Concert on Saturday Night in Tring's Victoria Hall to Raise Funds for the Dacorum Emergency Night Shelter and Food Bank
The children from Bishop Wood School were delightful, the London Heritage Brass were of an astonishingly high standard and the audience participation was enthusiastic. Andrew Openshaw, the Minister at New Mill Baptist Church in New Road, Tring, compered the proceedings with the perfect combination of relaxed formality and northern dryness and the organisation of the whole event was first class.The collection among the audience raised £1,250 for the Dacorum Emergency Night Shelter and Food Bank (DENS).Well done, everybody.
7 Dec 2014
Delightful Concert on Saturday Night in Tring's Victoria Hall to Raise Funds for the Dacorum Emergency Night Shelter and Food Bank
The children from Bishop Wood School were delightful, the London Heritage Brass were of an astonishingly high standard and the audience participation was enthusiastic. Andrew Openshaw, the Minister at New Mill Baptist Church in New Road, Tring, compered the proceedings with the perfect combination of relaxed formality and northern dryness and the organisation of the whole event was first class.The collection among the audience raised £1,250 for the Dacorum Emergency Night Shelter and Food Bank (DENS).Well done, everybody.
7 Dec 2014
Families buying homes in Woking will pay on average £3178 less in Stamp Duty says Chris Took
Homebuyers in Woking will pay £3178 less in Stamp Duty under new Coalition reforms; research by the Liberal Democrats has shown.
CT
7 Dec 2014