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
European Movement's new website
The European Movement has launched a new website: www.euromove.org.uk. It is exciting and dynamic and aims to help us all recruit new supporters to the cause. The aim of the site is to reach out to the many hundreds of thousands of people throughout the UK, who want to show their support for an organisation that stands for what they really want to see - a strong, confident UK committed to a secure, responsive and accountable Europe, which will always be open to reform whenever it might be necessary. The site will be updated regularly and used, above all, as a tool for recruiting new supporters throughout the country. Some may wish to become full members but many more may simply want to register their support or send a donation towards the campaign. In the run-up to the referendum UKIP and the Tories will be spreading all sorts of propaganda to try to scare people into voting for out - this website goes some way to redressing the balance and giving everyone the facts.
12 Jul 2015
Speed Limit Wolverton Road Blakelands/Newport Pagnell
I have received complaints about the 30mph speed limit signs missing from the Wolverton Road by the motorway bridge, when...
11 Jul 2015
Extra Costs Commission
Independent inquiry into extra costs for disabled people Launched in July 2014, The Extra Costs Commission has spent the last year exploring the extra costs faced by disabled people and their families.
11 Jul 2015
Ask Me, Not the Media, What It’s Like to Have Schizophrenia
My name is Rebecca. I have paranoid schizophrenia. I am married. I have a home. And I have never been a danger to anyone but myself.
11 Jul 2015
It is time to talk about postpartum psychosis
Psychosis. What sort of images come into your mind when you think about that word? My guess is that you didn't immediately think of a new mum with a tiny baby. Postpartum Psychosis happened to me, and happens to around 1400 new mums every year in the UK. When my first baby was just ten days old I needed to be admitted to psychiatric hospital. I had become very high and energetic after her birth, and by day ten I believed that the end of the world was coming.
11 Jul 2015
I had a heart attack, why didn’t I know?
A few years ago I had a mild heart attack, but because of the inaccessible information I was given by the doctors I didn't even know that I had until over a year later. For Learning Disability Week, I'm sharing my story about why I want hospitals to have more accessible information for people with a learning disability. My name is Leroy Binns, and I work in the Campaigns team at Mencap. Fifty-three years ago my mum was told by the doctors that she should not expect her son to live past 10 years old. But what do doctors know, I'm still here!
11 Jul 2015