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
Walton Lane Lorries
Walton Lane action on over weight lorries has had a response from Surrey on replacement signage at Walton Bridge Surrey...
20 Jan 2014
LOCAL JOINT COMMITTEE TO FIGHT FOR MORE FUNDING
The Local Joint Committee for the Bishops Castle, Clun and Chirbury areas is to press on with its work despite the scrapping of its funding for community grant awards by Shropshire Council.
20 Jan 2014
MEETING CALLS FOR AFFORDABLE HOMES
A meeting of residents in the village of Worthen has called on South Shropshire Housing Association to build affordable homes in the village in place of the open market houses they have recently proposed building.
20 Jan 2014
Leicester City Liberal Democrats European Fundraising Night Friday March 21st 2014
Join in the fun for an evening of questions and answers by way of a Fundraising Quiz Night hosted by Leicester City Liberal...
LCLD
20 Jan 2014
Tring, Northchurch and Berkhamsted Urban Transport Plan: Speed Management Brook Street
Brook Street is a main through route for north and south travelling vehicles. In addition it is a signposted route for both Icknield Way Industrial Estate and Ivinghoe to the east. The speed limit between Tring High Street and Icknield Way is 30mph with many side roads providing access to residential areas and community facilities. However speed management is needed due to the vehicle speeds recorded.
20 Jan 2014
Tring, Northchurch and Berkhamsted Urban Transport Plan: Speed Management Brook Street
Brook Street is a main through route for north and south travelling vehicles. In addition it is a signposted route for both Icknield Way Industrial Estate and Ivinghoe to the east. The speed limit between Tring High Street and Icknield Way is 30mph with many side roads providing access to residential areas and community facilities. However speed management is needed due to the vehicle speeds recorded.
20 Jan 2014