Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
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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
CONFIRMED: Another charge against Danczuk to be investigated
Parliamentary watchdogs have confirmed that a further complaint against under fire MP Simon Danczuk will be investigated. IPSA (the Independent Parliamentary Standard's Authority) will now officially investigate his parking claims. Evidence was unearthed that proved that Mr Danczuk had been charging the taxpayer for his hefty parking fees whilst abroad on holiday. It was part of a hefty £178.50 bill for parking paid for on 1st August 2015. IPSA said in an email to Rochdale Liberal Democrats: "We have decided to consider this complaint as part of our existing investigation, the outcome of which will be published in a report at the conclusion of the investigation. Thank you for bringing this to our attention." Mr Danczuk is currently being investigated for 'dodgy' accommodation expense claims. He claimed thousands for four dependent children. This is despite not seeing two of them and the other not routinely living with him in London. This is the latest controversy to involve Mr Danczuk. He is currently suspend
10 Feb 2016
A Book Review on Classical Confucianism
"Classical Confucian Political Thought - A New Interpretation" by Loubna El Amine
ME
10 Feb 2016
Hilperton Gap housing application submitted
Developers want to build 210 homes on land in the Hilperton Gap. The proposal would include a range of family homes, both market and affordable.
10 Feb 2016
Liz Thirsk launches Kirkholt campaign for bigger bus
Balderstone and Kirkholt campaigner Liz Thirsk has launched a campaign to double the size of the number 6 bus. The popular minibus which goes through the Kirkholt Estate is currently oversuscribed. Former councillor Liz has received complaints from commuters and is leading the campaign to improve the service. She wants to double the size to a single-deck to accomodate more commuters.
10 Feb 2016
School excludes four disabled children 'for no reason'
A councillor has called for an investigation after accusing a primary school of expelling four disabled pupils, the youngest of them only four years old.
9 Feb 2016
Disabled bouncer barred from job over ‘discriminatory’ new industry rules
The only wheelchair-user to secure accreditation as a nightclub bouncer is fighting "discriminatory" new rules that have led to the loss of his licence, just as he is being recognised for three decades of community service.
9 Feb 2016