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
Fox wants to see Action Today, Health Tomorrow for people with diabetes.
Local Parliamentary candidate Paul Fox is adding his support to Diabetes UK's campaign to improve NHS healthcare for people living with diabetes in North Wiltshire.
13 Apr 2005
MEETING OF MINDS AT MAYBURY CENTRE
Members of the ethnic minorities were invited to a meeting at the Maybury Centre on Wednesday April 13th to discuss the issues that concern them, the needs of their community and what they want for Woking. A full meeting room listened to Dr Anne Lee speak and addressed questions to a panel including Borough Councillors and County Council Candidates. The audience included senior members of several communities and they quizzed Anne closely on Liberal Democrat policies over policing, health services and public transport.
13 Apr 2005
Langley Vale re-think
It's back to the drawing board for Langley Vale Road traffic calming. Councillors from all parties representing this Epsom Downs village (including Woodcote ward by-election winner Lionel Blackman) have jointly agreed to ask SCC highways engineers to re-consider their plans.
13 Apr 2005
Big names head for Folkestone & Hythe
A succession of top names including Charles Kennedy and Simon Hughes are set to visit our area in the coming weeks to back Peter Carroll's campaign. Other star names include Baroness Shirley Williams and top Agony Aunt Claire Rayner.
13 Apr 2005
Simon Hughes Visits North Wiltshire to Endorse Candidate Paul Fox.
Liberal Democrat party President Simon Hughes visited Chippenham today to lend his support to Paul Fox's campaign to become the new Member of Parliament for North Wiltshire.
13 Apr 2005
Action at Dangerous Crossroads
The dangerous crossroads at Fiddlers Hamlet is now safer, thanks to the efforts of resident Simon Pratt-Adams and local district and county councillor Janet Whitehouse. On the day Simon moved in, a car crashed into his garden- and it happened again last summer. Initially protective bollards were installed on the pavement by his house and the lines on the road repainted. Later enlarged signs, a new 'Bend' sign and reflector posts were provided. "I'm glad these safety measure are in place" said Janet "But it's still a dangerous junction and drivers need to drive with care".
13 Apr 2005