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
And another thing the EU has done for us...
Saturday 30 April was a day when European citizens could feel a concrete benefit of the EU, with charges on phone calls, text messages and mobile internet going down before being phased out next year, reports EUobserver: https://euobserver.com/economic/133288 Politico says that in the final step before mobile roaming charges are abolished in Europe in mid-2017, users will pay a maximum €0.05 per minute for each call and €0.02 per SMS on top of their normal charges when traveling outside their home country within the EU. For data, users will pay an extra €0.05 per MB: https://dub129.mail.live.com/?tid=cmosgHoCMQ5hGuOQAjfePxbA2&fid=flinbox Efforts to link the UK's electricity grid with other European power networks would be set back if the UK decides to leave the EU, with some key projects likely to be put on hold, experts have told EurActiv.com: http://www.euractiv.com/section/energy/news/uk-energy-links-to-europe-at-risk-from-brexit-analysts-warn/ NEW COMMISSION SURVEILLANCE ON STEEL: A "pr
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2 May 2016
Man with epilepsy denied access to disabled toilet in Burger King because he is 'lazy'
ay Bryan, 27, felt the aura of a seizure coming on while shopping on Saturday and asked to use the disabled toilet of Burger King in Gloucester. He was told by a member of staff that it was for disabled people.
2 May 2016
Leeds North West MP Greg Mulholland has welcomed news that the Translarna drug has now been signed off by England's drugs approval body NICE.
Leeds North West MP Greg Mulholland has welcomed news that the Translarna drug has now been signed off by England's drugs approval body NICE.
2 May 2016
£1 billion boost for social housing as EU public bank warns of risk of Brexit
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has today agreed a £1 billion loan for affordable housing, supporting the building of 20,000 homes, but has warned that leaving the EU could put its future investment in the UK at risk.
1 May 2016
Cheaper roaming charges a "huge win" for British consumers
There is good news for smartphone users heading to the continent this bank holiday weekend. New EU rules will cap the cost of using your phone when abroad in Europe at 4p per minute, 2p per text and 4p per MB of data (excluding VAT), around four times cheaper than current limits.
1 May 2016
HOSPITAL SIGNS
Heather is making an urgent plea to Telford and Wrekin Council to urgently upgrade signs to the Princess Royal Hospital in Telford following an emergency involving her daughter on Wednesday (27th).
1 May 2016