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
Farron: Schools funding boost is early Christmas present
The Department for Education has announced it will invest millions more into Cumbria's education system. They have announced they will boost funding for schools by nearly £13.5 million. This funding has been welcomed by South Lakes MP Tim Farron as a 'much needed early Christmas present for Cumbrian schools'. Tim has long campaigned for better funding for Cumbria's schools.
18 Dec 2014
Dunchurch Parish Council totally against Ashlawn Road development
The Rugby Liberal Democrat website carried a report of Dunchurch Parish Council's extra-ordinary meeting on the Ashlawn Road development and its impact on the Dun Cow junction on 21 November 2014. We have now seen the official minutes of the parish council. They confirm that the parish councillors are totally against David Wilson Homes proposed development.
18 Dec 2014
transport 4 all
We wish that more bus companies could follow the example of Edinburgh & the Lothians buses and provide a buggy space AND wheelchair space!
17 Dec 2014
Successful December Dining Night in Leicester
The Monthly Leicester City Liberal Democrat Dining Night for December 2014 recorded its highest number of guests on Tuesday...
LCLD
17 Dec 2014
Veolia Challenge Incinerator Decision
Veolia has taken to the High Court to challenge the decision refusing the building of a £1bn energy-from-waste incinerator in New Barnfield Hertfordshire. The planned plant on green-belt land at New Barnfield was judged "inappropriate" by Communities Secretary Eric Pickles, who went on to saythat the benefits did not outweigh the potential harm to the green-belt.
17 Dec 2014
Veolia Challenge Incinerator Decision
Veolia has taken to the High Court to challenge the decision refusing the building of a £1bn energy-from-waste incinerator in New Barnfield Hertfordshire. The planned plant on green-belt land at New Barnfield was judged "inappropriate" by Communities Secretary Eric Pickles, who went on to saythat the benefits did not outweigh the potential harm to the green-belt.
17 Dec 2014