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.
Three committees have now passed damning judgement on the Home Office's draft Investigatory Powers Bill. But will they listen? Three parliamentary committees have now reported on the Home Secretary's draft Investigatory Powers Bill. All three have raised major criticisms of both the powers proposed and the way they are set out.
After losing her seat in the election, Lib-Dem Jo Swinson is focusing on getting a better deal for mothers at work. And that means helping dads take parental leave too, she tells Rosamund Urwin Jo Swinson has a suggestion for anyone who thinks maternity discrimination is a problem of the past: read Pregnant Then Screwed. A website cataloguing women's horror stories, it illustrates how pervasive this prejudice still is.
Welcome to the latest in my occasional series highlighting interesting findings from academic research. Today - the rather topical issue of gender and candidates with a study from last year which I've not covered previously: Political parties find that their fortunes improve when they put more women on the ballot, according to a study co-authored by an MIT economist.
The first Leicester City Liberal Democrat Dining Night for 2016 started as a success at Tatra Eastern Corner on Newport Place in the City Centre on Tuesday 9th February. Seven Diners from across the city came for an East European dining experience. A variety of Slovak, Czech and Hungarian cuisine was enjoyed in this friendly, family run establishment close to the cities Railway Station. The next Dining Night is scheduled for Thursday 3rd March at the Kayal on Granby Street - South Indian Dining Night. To come to this event please contact Scott at Scott.Kennedy-Lount@leicester-libdems.org.uk by Sunday February 28th to reserve a place.
There was once a bench in a little village called Sandgate. It was quite old, and had seen better days, and was pretty hidden up a short steep, side street in the village but, no matter, there the bench was.
Local Liberal Democrat campaigners Christopher Garner and Scott Kennedy-Lount are asking the question when will Labour Bosses on Leicester City Council let local residents have a say on local issues in Eyres Monsell? Leicester City is divided into Wards where each ward had its own Community Ward meetings. These are held regularly throughout the year. At these meetings the Ward Councillors, Police, NHS, representatives from various Council run departments such as Housing or Highways would be represented plus other Community Groups. These events give local people an opportunity to raise matters affecting the Community.