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
Facial paralysis treatment hailed
US surgeons have announced they have succeeded in partially re-animating the faces of patients with severe long-term facial paralysis using a new technique. The new procedure, which involves the transfer of tendons within the face, has been performed on 15 patients. Those affected by facial paralysis often lose voluntary movement of muscles on one side of their face.
17 Jul 2007
Adult hyperactivity care 'fails'
The NHS is failing people with adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, psychiatrists have said. There are only a few clinics across the UK that treat the condition - also known as ADHD - which affects up to 4% of adults.
17 Jul 2007
Hunger 'links asthma and obesity'
Researchers say they may have worked out why the obese are more prone to asthma than those of normal weight. The link between the two conditions is well-established, but the relationship is ill-understood.
17 Jul 2007
Windermere roundabout option back on the table - Farron challenges County Council to take it seriously
Tim Farron joined residents and business people at the Marchesi centre in Windermere yesterday to look at the revised plans for the Windermere traffic system. Tim is pleased that the County Council have listened to the views of local people and have dropped plans to reduce parking on Crescent Road as well as presenting new options for the main junction off the A591.
17 Jul 2007
BNP councillor resigns seat
A BNP councillor in Loughton Alderton ward has resigned from Epping Forest District Council.
17 Jul 2007
Council devolve cash as recycling thank you
In a demonstration of commitment to devolution of money and decisions down to Townships, Rochdale Council's Cabinet have devolved £1.25 million to the four townships boroughwide. Some of the money comes as thank-you from the council for residents recycling efforts.
17 Jul 2007