Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
News
Press release on the Autumn Statement.
Lib Dems condemn “chaotic and incompetent” budget
17 Nov 2022
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
Education on recycling needed.
Out delivering Focus in Whitmore Reans this weekend the St. Peter's Focus Team was astonished to find overflowing wheely bins left on the footpath when clearly there was no refuse collections that day. Even worse, no attempt had been made to separate out items that could be recycled. The Focus Team has called on Wolverhampton Council not only to clear up the mess, some of which is near food shops, but to organise community education programmes about domestic waste. The dangers to health from domestic waste in the street should be obvious but apparently isn't. And the effort needed to separate recyclable items such as glass and paper is minute compared to the advantages it brings to the environment.
9 Jul 2007
Herald Group: Under New Management
Kent Regional Newspapers, the group which owns the Folkestone, Hythe and Romney Marsh "Herald" newspapers amongst others, has been bought by Northcliffe Media from previous owners Trinity Mirror.
9 Jul 2007
New Royal Mail Strike Confirmed
The CWU (Communication Workers Union) has given notice to the Royal Mail of further strike action. The strike will start at 7pm on Thursday July 12th 2007, and continue through Friday 13th July.
9 Jul 2007
Anti-Terror Law Petition
Thousands of residents across the city have signed a petition against the Government's proposed tough new anti-terror laws.
9 Jul 2007
Shepway Presidents Dinner with Nick Clegg MP
Shepway Liberal Democrat President Mary Done invites Party members, family & friends to join her and Nick Clegg MP at her 2007 President's Dinner at Etchinghill Village Hall, Etchinghill on Saturday, 21st July.
8 Jul 2007
Successful Lib Dem stalls in Wombourne and Albrighton
Wolverhampton South West Liberal Democrats had stalls at the annual fairs in both Wombourne and Albrighton in the first week of July. June's rainfall had been the heaviest since records began so the meteorological omens were not good. However, at both events the clouds parted and the sun shone. Large crowds of local residents took advantage of a break in the weather to visit the stalls and as fund raising events go they were the most rewarding ever.
8 Jul 2007