Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
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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
Firms' disability access 'unlawful'
The government is writing to a string of high street chains urging them to improve after a BBC London investigation revealed a "depressing" failure to accommodate disabled people.
22 Nov 2014
Thames Flooding - More to come?
A new group has formed in Weybridge to highlight the risks to Weybridge by the Environment Agency plans for the Thames a...
22 Nov 2014
Pensioners pay for garden that Council doesn't maintain
Pensioners in Turnmill Court, Springfield were so fed up with the Council not maintaining their communal garden that they have clubbed together to pay for a gardener to pull out the weeds and dead trees.
22 Nov 2014
Windsor Leisure Centre Creche Closes as part of Conservative Privatisation
The creche and the PlayZone facility at Windsor Leisure Centre will close on November 30.
LDWC
22 Nov 2014
Dunchurch Parish Council Meeting condemns Dun Cow junction plans
It was standing room only tonight (Friday, 21 November 2014) as almost two hundred people crammed into Dunchurch Village Hall to discuss David Wilson Homes' plans to build 860 houses off Ashlawn Road and alter the crossroads in the centre of Dunchurch Village. Richard Dickson, the Liberal Democrats prospective parliamentary candidate for Kenilworth and Southam, which includes Dunchurch, said "The huge number of people here shows the level of concern about the proposals and in particular the re-routing of traffic through the historic village".
RA
21 Nov 2014
Plans to build on green spaces in Springfield and Downs Barn shock residents
We've been out talking to residents about plans that a Labour Cabinet member "has been overseeing" to add two areas of green space in Springfield and one in Downs Barn into the Council's list of sites for potential future housing development. Residents whose houses back on to one of the Springfield sites, which stretches from the back of the pub to Stamford Avenue and Graveney Place, weren't happy with the idea that their green space, which includes a very popular new play area, could be built on.
IMC
21 Nov 2014