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
United Opposition to Conservative Police Cuts in Essex
Essex Conservatives today supported the Police and Crime Commissioner's [PCC] cuts to Essex Police. The Liberal Democrats tabled a motion to the full Essex County Council meeting, opposing these cuts, which was supported by all the opposition parties.
8 Dec 2015
“You don’t look disabled”
To mark international day of disabled people on 3 December, the TUC has published guidance for trade union representatives and disabled workers under the title "You don't look disabled". The individual case studies it presents show why it is needed.
8 Dec 2015
Don’t stifle our ambition, give us a chance.
Sneaky, sneaky Mr Cameron. Thought you could get it through when no-one was looking eh? Tut, tut, shame on you.
8 Dec 2015
EU finally acts on Europe-wide access laws… after 15 years
Disabled campaigners have welcomed the long-awaited publication of draft legislation to create Europe-wide access laws.
8 Dec 2015
Birmingham's Tram Route Extension Reaches Bull Street as First Step Project Delivery
As part of the Coalition Government's investment in infrastructure programme - aimed at boosting the UK economy - an early decision was taken on the £128 million Birmingham city centre tram extension and work started in the streets in 2013. Now passenger services have started running to the Bull Street stop on Birmingham's Midland Metro Services, marking the first time trams have run in this part of the city since they were withdrawn over 60 years ago.
8 Dec 2015
Birmingham's Tram Route Extension Reaches Bull Street as First Step Project Delivery
As part of the Coalition Government's investment in infrastructure programme - aimed at boosting the UK economy - an early decision was taken on the £128 million Birmingham city centre tram extension and work started in the streets in 2013. Now passenger services have started running to the Bull Street stop on Birmingham's Midland Metro Services, marking the first time trams have run in this part of the city since they were withdrawn over 60 years ago.
8 Dec 2015