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.
it feels as if there is a lot of anger around #InternalMarketBill and it's not lessening. It seems very much as if the government has misjudged public opinion. This could well become Johnson & his MPs 'poll tax' turning point. Amal Cloony, a respected human rights lawyer has withdrawn her support saying 'She could not tell others to honour legal obligations when the UK "declares it does not intend to do so itself". And rightly so because when you look at the bill - clauses 2d and 4g are frankly terrifying in the power they confer on government not Parliament. If Johnson, the government and the Conservatives didn't understand what they were voting for, they need to say so but it is far more likely a no deal Brexit was always the aim - breaking every promise they gave the electorate. What Conservatives hadn't reckoned was the international condemnation which won't be giving them any decent trade deals any time soon, IDS and Raab lecturing the US hasn't gone down well - meaning the citizens of t
Securing women's jobs during the Covid-19 crisis
Federal Party Autumn Conference 2020 - Preview of Day Two, Saturday 26th September Federal Conference commences at 10am on Saturday with a Q & A session on Foreign Affairs and post Brexit transition period. Final line up of the Panel awaited but include two Lib Dem Peers, Baronesses Northover and Ludford* (*pictured)
Bromsgrove Lib Dems have called on the ruling Conservative Group to urgently invest in Covid secure safety measures for the district's high streets, after it was revealed that less than 10% of the district's dedicated funding allocation for safety measures had actually been spent.
The Conservative Leader of Bromsgrove District Council has agreed to write to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, to request more help for local businesses that have been excluded from the Government's Business Support Scheme.
Bedford Borough Council will receive £1.76 million from Historic England to deliver building works and a cultural programme to regenerate Bedford High Street. The South East Midlands Local Enterprise Partnership and LoveBedford are also contributing funding.