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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
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Robert Eggleston Square Promo

Green Hero - Robert's commitment to tackling plastic pollution is endorsed by Green Liberal Democrats

The Green Liberal Democrat Special Interest Group has endorsed Robert Eggleston, as a Green Hero, recognizing his contribution to promoting environmental sustainability within the Liberal Democrats and beyond. You can find out more about this endorsement online via Green Liberal Democrats Robert is very concerned about the huge problems associated with plastics waste and is one of the authors of the plastics pollution motion that became Lib Dem policy at the 2018 Party conference. He is a key member of the Green Liberal Democrats team which can, together, make environmental change happen in Parliament - VOTE Robert on 12th December to make a difference.

2 Dec 2019
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Jo Swinson

Policies to the fore!

Jo Swinson now has to share the limelight with policies For reasons which may become clear after the election, it is evident that the strategy adopted by our headquarters has somehow missed its target. Swinsonmania has apparently not shaken the ramparts of our FPTP system. Johnson has scooped up the dregs of the Brexit Party`s arrogance and niaivety (and vote!) and despite a widespread recognition that he is a lying toad, there is a fear amongst small `c` conservative voters that not to vote for Bojo may result in a government led by their nemesis, J Corbyn esquire.

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1 Dec 2019
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Mismatch of £80m between Tory Manifesto and Costings document

Mismatch of £80m between Tory Manifesto and Costings document Commenting on the publication of the Conservative manifesto for the 2019 General Election, Dr Mary Bousted, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union, said that in addition to the 83% of schools which would still have lower per-pupil funding in 2020 than in 2015 in real terms, the Conservative manifesto had revealed £340m of further cuts to school budgets in 2023/24.

1 Dec 2019
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