Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
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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
"Displaced dental patients should be allowed to return to NHS" says Farron
Local MP, Tim Farron has welcomed confirmation from the Cumbria PCT that a new NHS dentistry will be established in the New Year; but has asked for assurances that patients forced to go private after the Captain French practice's decision to turn private would be guaranteed a place under the new NHS service.
5 Nov 2008
"DEFRA 'dangerously out of touch' over threat to bee population" says Farron
Shadow Secretary of State for DEFRA was Tim Farron was on hand today to welcome members of the British Beekeepers' Association who gathered in Parliament to deliver their petition to 10 Downing Street demanding an increase in the amount of funding for research on bee health.
5 Nov 2008
"Train services must be improved" says Farron
Local MP Tim Farron and Dick Smith from the Lakes Lone Rail Users' Group (LLRUG) met yesterday with the Chief Executive of Virgin train , Tony Collins, to discuss rail issues facing residents of south Lakeland.
5 Nov 2008
Lib Dems call on Council leader to resign over Icelandic bank investments
Barnet Liberal Democrats have called for an inquiry into the possible loss of nearly £30 million by Barnet Council's Tory Administration at an extraordinary Council meeting requested by the Liberal Democrats.
4 Nov 2008
Baby chat held at Malabar Community and Children's Centre
Terrye Teverson was shown Malabar Community and Children's Centre this week by Lisa Sherlock, Truro Children's Centres Development Manager. Terrye met with Fraser McAlpine a volunteer centre Manager who said, "My wife was going along to the first meeting but couldn't make it so I went instead. I could see that the committee needed more help and so decided to get involved. It wasn't something I thought I would do. I am really glad I did. I wanted something to happen so my own children could get involved."
4 Nov 2008
"Beating gun crime needs action not words" says Henry Vann
Liberal Democrats this week uncovered the Labour government's inept handling of sentencing with half of those found guilty of possessing a firearm not being given the supposed "mandatory" minimum sentence.
4 Nov 2008