Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
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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
New Focus for Park Ward
Park Focus Team members have started to deliver a new Ward wide Focus. You can see a PDF version of this Focus in the 2007 folder in the Park Ward section of the Download area of this site.
18 Jun 2007
Dundee Liberal Democrats welcome Scottish Parliament's rejection of Trident replacement
Dundee Liberal Democrats today (Monday 18th June) welcomed the news that, last week, the Scottish Parliament passed a motion to reject the government's plans to replace the Trident nuclear weapon system.
18 Jun 2007
Mental care bill back in Commons
The government will again try to push through powers to detain mentally ill people in England and Wales who have not committed crimes. The plans, to be debated in the Commons over the next two days, have faced opposition from mental health charities and opposition politicians.
18 Jun 2007
Urgent re-assurances needed on Hospital Hygiene
Reacting to the publication of data submitted to the NHS Watchdog, showing that the Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust is failing to meet three quarters of hygiene standards, Cornwall's MPs have called for reassurances that the Trust will be fully compliant next year.
18 Jun 2007
Cllr Lawrence and Claire Darke call for new Compton Road crossing
Local residents of have told Claire Darke about potential pedestrian dangers at the junction of Clark Road and Compton Road. This junction is used by many school children to cross to and from school despite there being no pedestrian crossing facilities of any kind. Claire Darke said "This road junction is extremely busy at peak times and is used by many children and parents crossing to and from the local schools. With the opening of the new St Jude's Primary School on Clark Road the junction has become even busier." In response to the concerns of local residents Councillor Robin Lawrence has already spoken to Council officers about the Clark Road and Compton Road junction and is awaiting their response. Cllr. Lawrence said "There is a zebra crossing further up Compton Road for the Grammar School and pedestrian controlled traffic lights for St. Peter's and St. Edmund's a similar distance the other way. But I believe that a pedestrian crossing facility as part of the existing traffic lights would improve pedest
17 Jun 2007
Eaglescliffe Ward News
News from Eaglescliffe Ward
16 Jun 2007