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11 Dec 2006
Day in casualty ends tour of hospital
Derby councillor Wendy Harbon had to cancel a tour of a city hospital because she spent the day in casualty following a car crash.
11 Dec 2006
Dundee Liberal Democrats say Child Support Agency replacement must work more effectively
This week's likely publication of the Government's white paper on their proposals to replace the Child Support Agency has led Dundee Liberal Democrats today (Monday 11th December) to demand that the CSA's replacement much be much more effective than the "disastrously failed CSA has been."
11 Dec 2006
December Focus for Park Ward
The December edition of Park Ward's Focus is now being delivered. There is s PDF version in the Download section of this site.
11 Dec 2006
Rochdale schools most improved in the country… again!
Rochdale MP Paul Rowen has welcomed news that Rochdale's Primary Schools has achieved the most sustained improvement' in the country for the second year running.
11 Dec 2006
ARTS FUNDING THREAT DESPITE PRIVATE SUPPORT INCREASE
Commenting on the figures released today by Arts & Business showing that private support for the Arts has grown to £530 million, Liberal Democrat Arts and Culture Spokesman, Paul Holmes MP, said: "The level of individual giving to the arts is remarkable. The £262.4 million donated last year shows the public is ever more enthusiastic about the arts, and especially heritage.
11 Dec 2006