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
Eyres Monsell Focus. Scott and Chris advise Residents not to lose their Right to Vote
Local Eyres Monsell Focus Campaigners Scott Kennedy-Lount and Christopher Garner reminded residents in their latest Focus Leicester City Council has already sent a letter earlier in the Summer of 2015 confirming who is able to vote at their address. The letter should have been sent back to the City Council with any alterations as soon as possible. If Residents have not received a letter from the Council or have recently moved into the property and want to register to vote, contact the City Council on 0116 4542000 or go on line at www.leicester.gov.uk and click the "Register to Vote".
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17 Feb 2016
Don't Forget - Berkhamsted West By-Election this THURSDAY
Gordon Yearwood - LibDem Candidate ...
16 Feb 2016
Don't Forget - Berkhamsted West By-Election this THURSDAY
Gordon Yearwood - LibDem Candidate ...
16 Feb 2016
Conservatives Favouring Wealthy Councils
PRESS RELEASE
16 Feb 2016
Two into one would save millions, make a better council for Newcastle and North Tyneside, say Lib Dems
Liberal Democrats in Newcastle and North Tyneside are calling for a review of the potential savings and operational practicalities of combining the two local authority bureaurocracies ies into one. The Lib Dems estimate that savings in management salaries alone could be worth more than four million pounds a year. This could be used to protect frontline services, which are currently under such pressure. In a joint statement, Councillor Anita Lower, Liberal Democrat Group Leader on Newcastle City Council and Jack Mowatt, Chair of North Tyneside Liberal Democrats, said: "At a time when frontline council services are under such pressure, radical solutions are needed, and here we have neighbouring councils with so many things in common doing exactly the same things with two of everything and everyone. Creating one combined council will make a lot of sense to many people. "We are calling for a joint review group to be set up between the two councils, including representatives of their scrutiny functions and wit
16 Feb 2016
Hasland Faces Further Cuts
Local residents are furious at Labour plans to close Hasland's Children's Centre and stop the 16/16A bus.
16 Feb 2016