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
Why we MUST vote to stay IN the EU
A series of new reports from top economists couldn't be clearer - Brexit would hit UK jobs and UK families:
JK
31 Mar 2016
How the EU has benefitted UK holidaymakers and business travellers
A report* on what Brexit might mean for UK travel has been published by ABTA, the UK's largest travel association (whose...
31 Mar 2016
Tring and Berkhamsted Liberal Democrats' Response to the West Midlands Rail Franchise Consultation
Tring and Berkhamsted are two important stations served by the suburban services currently run by London Midland. The rail services are now attracting more and more commuters coming not only from those two towns but also from the surrounding countryside as much as 20 miles away. Many commuters are now reaching the stations by car and there are consequently serious capacity problems. The car parks are full by 0930 most days and latecomers are parking in surrounding residential areas, on roads and in the nearby lanes.
30 Mar 2016
Tring and Berkhamsted Liberal Democrats' Response to the West Midlands Rail Franchise Consultation
Tring and Berkhamsted are two important stations served by the suburban services currently run by London Midland. The rail services are now attracting more and more commuters coming not only from those two towns but also from the surrounding countryside as much as 20 miles away. Many commuters are now reaching the stations by car and there are consequently serious capacity problems. The car parks are full by 0930 most days and latecomers are parking in surrounding residential areas, on roads and in the nearby lanes.
30 Mar 2016
Youth services - Tories add insult to injury
Two years ago Wiltshire Conservatives massacred the county's youth services. Surviving youth officers have worked hard in the meantime to rebuild after the devastation and to provide valuable help for young people in the county. Now the Tories have chosen to cut again, and those gallant individuals have been put at risk of redundancy. Here's an article from the Wiltshire Times, which reveals that the Tory tactic is to rubbish the officers:
30 Mar 2016
CLD's Anna Peng investigates impact of the new Immigration Rules
The new £35,000 salary threshold for non-EEA people will come into effect next month. Overseas people who have worked under Tier...
AP
30 Mar 2016