Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
Lib Dems condemn “chaotic and incompetent” budget
The sheer quantity of raw sewage being dumped into Britain’s rivers and coastal areas is a scandal and a disgrace.
Four in five British and German executives want the U.K. to stay in the EU, according to a poll published Monday. Should Britain vote to leave however, the poll of 782 business leaders, conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit, found that nearly one third would reduce or relocate their capacities in the U.K, reports Politico: http://www.politico.eu/article/business-tells-britain-dont-go-eu-stay/
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron and MEP Catherine Bearder have written to Theresa May urging her to oppose EU plans that could see charities and volunteers criminalised for helping refugees arriving in Europe. The proposals were discussed by EU Home Affairs Ministers including Theresa May at a meeting in Amsterdam last week and were subsequently revealed in a document obtained by civil-liberties organisation Statewatch.
Lloyds Bank has announced its intention to close its branch in Theale, West Berkshire. This is the last bank branch in the village as Barclays and Nat West closed their branches some years ago. Alan Macro, Councillor for Theale on West Berkshire Council, said "this closure would cause hardship for both local businesses and residents. Local businesses would no longer be able to deposit cash at the bank. Closure would particularly affect pensioners and those without cars as the nearest Lloyds branch (in Tilehurst) is very difficult to reach by public transport. It is also extremely likely that West Berkshire Council will soon withdraw their support for the few buses between Theale and Tilehurst. As well as closing the branch, Lloyds are also proposing to remove their cash machines. I am therefore raising a petition asking Lloyds to reverse their closure decision and keep the branch open."
Cash strapped Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council will receive NOTHING from a £400m war chest to help Councils with funding cuts. Trafford Council, run by the Conservatives will receive £465,000 in 'transitional' funding from the Government. This is cash aimed at helping councils cope with the transition from 'dependence' on the Government.
A DISABLED Everton fan left traumatised after fans verbally abused him at the match has hung up his blues shirt. Chris Howgate, 22, with his first smile since the match at 7pm last night
Pensioners and the disabled have been turned away from Cheshire mall Security guards have also been escorting them into nearby shops Disabled shoppers have been protesting against perceived 'discrimination' Sign outside shopping centre say fire services are behind the ban By Richard Spillett for MailOnline