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
Energy Advice Programme Will Help Householders Save On Bills
A new Energy Advice Programme that will help householders save money on their energy bills has been announced.
11 Jul 2014
Most potholed road in Chelmsford to be fixed
Essex County Council has announced plans to fix the worst road in Chelmsford. Trent Road, in north west Chelmsford, has more potholes than probably any other road in the city area.
11 Jul 2014
Mayor Dave's 'Keep Trade Local' Call on Independents Day
Mayor Dave Hodgson is shown some of the high quality products available at Interphase Interiors on Independents Day ...
11 Jul 2014
DVLA refuse to back down over revealing benefits details online
DVLA are refusing to back down over publishing details of who gets certain disability benefits in a vehicle registration look-up service on their website.
10 Jul 2014
Consultation on settlement boundaries
As part of the process of getting a county plan or 'core strategy' in place Wiltshire Council is looking at the boundaries around towns and larger parishes. This is one of the jobs the council was told to do by the government inspector following the recent Inquiry into the plan.
10 Jul 2014
Gosforth eFocus No 13
HUGE BOOST FROM COALITION GOVERNMENT Newcastle and the North East got a £300 million boost this week as the government announced its local growth deals to create jobs and investment. Virtually all the North East proposals have been agreed and the region was behind only Greater Manchester and London in the level of funding received. The Local Growth Fund will ensure that over the next two years work can begin on a range on investment and infrastructure projects including - a new link from Central Station to the Stephenson Quarter, the development of laboratory space on the Science Central site, improvements to major road junctions in around the city and an upgrade to the Central Station metro. POST OFFICE UNDER THREAT Gosforth Liberal Democrat councillors have set up a petition which people can sign to protest against the proposal to move the St Nicholas post office away from the centre of Gosforth - it's at http://chn.ge/1ofJUOp There is also a Facebook group for people to support athttps://www.facebook
GLD
10 Jul 2014