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.
I first heard of the IAM after entering a Woman Driver of the Year competition arranged by the IAM and the Women's Institute in the 1993. I won the Western region heat and came thirteenth in the national finals. If I was able to do that, I thought, why not take the official test? I went on to have four observation runs in my Volvo estate with a local police officer, Dave Cherrington of Thames Valley police. It is very important to me to keep up my driving skills. Since I was elected as a Member of the European Parliament for South East England last year, I've had less time to drive, so I work hard to guard against bad habits creeping in!
Difficulties arose when free travel was introduced in April 2008 in England. Wales had introduced a similar scheme a few years before but nobody in either Government had spoken to each other about harmonising the two schemes.
Henry Vann, who is standing as the next MP for Bedford for the Liberal Democrats, says pensioners are missing out on Cold Weather Payments due to a ridiculously complicated central government system for making claims.
Councillor Robin Lawrence, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary candidate for Wolverhampton South West is urging residents across the borough to call the free Home Heat Helpline (0800 33 66 99) today, after recent 'Missing Millions' research from the Home Heat Helpline revealed that around thousands of households across Wolverhampton are missing out on savings of up to £250 each year on their energy bills.
Teignbridge MP Richard Younger-Ross has secured an adjournment debate on Wednesday to highlight the under funding of Devon's primary and secondary schools.
Michelle Pearce was elected to Calne Town Council in the by-election on 21 January with a stunning 81% of the votes cast, beating her UKIP opponent by 331 votes to 79. The Conservatives failed to put up a candidate for the seat they won in 2007. Michelle's is the third victory in two years in Calne Lickhill. She joins Glenis Ansell and Chris Dobbie representing the ward for the Liberal Democrats. Commenting on her win, would-be Lib Dem MP Mike Evemy said 'It's a great boost for the Lib Dems in Calne just months before the General Election.'