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
Heathcroft Avenue: Flooding
£100,000 has just been spent on Heathcroft avenue in an effort to stop the local flooding problems. It is not the only problem we have like this locally. BUT this was the only scheme of its kind anywhere in Spelthorne. We are told there is not enough money.
2 Dec 2012
Lib Dems take action on crime and disorder at Sunbury Cross
Cllrs Colin Strong and Ian Beardsmore are supporting residents worried about crime and disorder issue at the Cross. Backed by your local councillors Police are working with the council to see if a DPPO (Designated Public Place Order ) can be established in the area. This would give police discretionary powers to confiscate alcohol or containers of alcohol within the designated area. failure to comply can result in fines of up to £500.
2 Dec 2012
Surrey's poor road maintenance is costing you a fortune
£638,239 - that's the cost in vehicle damage claims that Tory controlled Surrey County Council has paid out. This is FOUR TIME WORSE than anywhere else in England.
2 Dec 2012
Conservative Surrey – Hoarding Cash and Cutting Services
Taxed for Nothing Lib Dem candidate for Sunbury Common, Bernis Spoor, is furious as the Tories hoard money after the latest tax hike.
2 Dec 2012
Bernie Spoor selected as Lib Dem candidate for Sunbury Common by-election
Local resident Bernie Spoor is the Liberal Democrat candidate for the Sunbury Common by-election. Bernie has been married 50 years, and has lived in Sunbury for more than 40 of them.
2 Dec 2012
William Hunter Way debacle: Joint press release issued by cross party councillors
Thirteen Brentwood councillors have put political differences aside and joined forces on this important issue as individual members to ensure that Brentwood's residents are not short changed on the proposed William Hunter Way 'cinema' deal. This is also part of a collaborative campaign to persuade the leadership at Brentwood Council to come clean and to begin to walk the walk of openness and transparency in their dealings in order that their actions start to match their rhetoric in this regard.
2 Dec 2012