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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
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In the dark from midnight to 5am?

Is Brentwood facing a Black Out?

Two leading Liberal Democrat councillors are calling on Cllr Brandon Lewis, Conservative Leader of Brentwood Borough Council, to give residents a cast-iron guarantee that Brentwood will not be taking part in any street lighting blackout programme that the County Council may be planning to roll out across Essex.

12 Aug 2008
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Cumbrian farmers could be 'left out in the cold'

Yesterday's extension of the bluetongue protection zone to include Lancashire (and all other English counties with the exception of Cumbria and Northumberland) could leave Cumbrian farmers out in the cold, according to local MP Tim Farron.

12 Aug 2008
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replacement bin in Hollington Road.

Darren Friel acts on litter

Following enquiries from local residents, East Park Liberal Democrat campaigner Darren Friel has been dealing with the litter bin provision for the ward. Darren has secured the installation of a litter bin from the City's street scene division for the 529 bus shelter on Willenhall Road, Âadjacent St. Matthew's church in East Park Way. He has also had a replacement litter bin Âre-located in ÂHollington Road, after the last one was kicked off its fittings and damaged beyond repair. Darren Friel said, "The Liberal ÂDemocrats are Âcommitted to cleaning up this ward and making it a cleaner and brighter place in which to live, persistent littering has been an ongoing issue for the St Mathew's church car park and the Willenhall Road and has been completely overlooked by the Labour Âcouncillors. Having this litter bin installed will provide a much needed service for commuters and benefit the area as a whole."

12 Aug 2008
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Join us at Soho Pride

DELGA and the Liberal Democrats will be at Soho Pride this Saturday, 16th August. Join us at our street stall where we will be raising the profile of our Stop Homophobic Bullying campaign.

12 Aug 2008
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