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
Disability card would aid North East travellers
A new card for disabled travellers could give them greater independence and peace of mind according to North East Euro MP Fiona Hall.
26 Jun 2013
Brentwood Right of Way Court Case & sale of Disabled Car Park to Barclays – report from Cllr Philip Mynott
"The court case to retain the public right of way from William Hunter Way to North Road Avenue was, unfortunately, lost. The magistrates said it was a very difficult decision to make and they certainly took a long time in recess making it.
26 Jun 2013
Rubbish Council hits the headlines again
Wiltshire Council has been plastered all over the national papers again this week. The council which brought you the 'we won't empty your bin unless it can be moved with two fingers'; 'we won't empty your bin if it's more than a certain distance from the kerb; and 'we won't empty it if it's left standing on gravel' stories, all of which caused great amusement across the nation, has now apparently refused to empty bins on a new housing estate in Wootton Bassett because there are still dangerous builders lurking around the area.
TC
26 Jun 2013
Guildford and Woking Organiser
Working with Guildford, and Woking local parties
26 Jun 2013
East of England Councillors Off to Meet Our Man in Brussels
Although the English Regional organisations have been greatly reduced, the East of England Region continues informally as a convenient structure for local authorities to co-ordinate matters of common interest. Two such obvious and important issues are Transport and Infrastructure Development. The region also remains as the main unit for receiving European funding for local projects.
26 Jun 2013
East of England Councillors Off to Meet Our Man in Brussels
Although the English Regional organisations have been greatly reduced, the East of England Region continues informally as a convenient structure for local authorities to co-ordinate matters of common interest. Two such obvious and important issues are Transport and Infrastructure Development. The region also remains as the main unit for receiving European funding for local projects.
26 Jun 2013