Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
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Press release on the Autumn Statement.
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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
Council admits jungle bungle
Large quantities of derision were heaped onto Wiltshire Council earlier this year when health watchdog the Wiltshire Involvement Network was banned from working with the council after the use of the phrase 'jungle drums' at a meeting the previous August.
8 Jun 2011
Mere houses blighted by bureaucracy
Wiltshire council southern area planning committee is being asked to consider amendments to a scheme which was meant to provide low-cost housing for local people. Six houses in Downside Close are covered by the scheme. Three were completed in 2009, of which two have remained empty since then, and three more are just being finished.
8 Jun 2011
Mere houses blighted by bureaucracy
Wiltshire council southern area planning committee is being asked to consider amendments to a scheme which was meant to provide low-cost housing for local people. Six houses in Downside Close are covered by the scheme. Three were completed in 2009, of which two have remained empty since then, and three more are just being finished.
8 Jun 2011
The Latest Project from the Team Who Brought You the Castle Quay Weekender - The Bedford Busking Festival
I am delighted that the latest project from Castle Quay Weekender organisers We Are Bedford, the first Bedford Busking...
8 Jun 2011
Another Wiltshire school closes
Wiltshire Council wants to close Grafton school. The primary school was the smallest in the county with just 12 pupils this term, and with no sign of any more coming in as local parents have sent their children elsewhere.
CTC
8 Jun 2011
Another Wiltshire school closes
Wiltshire Council wants to close Grafton school. The primary school was the smallest in the county with just 12 pupils this term, and with no sign of any more coming in as local parents have sent their children elsewhere.
TC
8 Jun 2011
