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
Emergency Services Praised by MP
Tim Farron MP has praised the SLDC, the emergency services and the Environment Agency for their flood preparation efforts.
16 Nov 2015
Newport Library Saved
Cllrs Paul Alexander, Douglas McCall and Derek Eastman are delighted that the library is to stay open.
16 Nov 2015
Lamb: Mental health campaign 'will combat stigma'
Figures from the worlds of entertainment and sport have joined a cross-party campaign to boost the funding of mental health...
15 Nov 2015
liberated people and inspired a movement – #DDA20
The social model of disability - the idea that society, not a person's impairment, disables - inspired many disabled people to take action to change the law.
15 Nov 2015
Lib Dem Councillor Hits Out at Hertfordshire Tories' Cuts and the Tory Government's Economic Policies.
At last Tuesday's Hertfordshire Council meeting, Nick Hollinghurst, County Councillor for Tring and the Villages, hit out at the Tory Government's inconsistencies on public spending and the economy. The Hertfordshire Tories had announced further budget cuts and once again trotted out Geoge Osborne's excuse that - now 7 years after the banking crash - the UK's economic situation was still so bad that further spending cuts were both urgent and unavoidable.
15 Nov 2015
Lib Dem Councillor Hits Out at Hertfordshire Tories' Cuts and the Tory Government's Economic Policies.
At last Tuesday's Hertfordshire Council meeting, Nick Hollinghurst, County Councillor for Tring and the Villages, hit out at the Tory Government's inconsistencies on public spending and the economy. The Hertfordshire Tories had announced further budget cuts and once again trotted out Geoge Osborne's excuse that - now 7 years after the banking crash - the UK's economic situation was still so bad that further spending cuts were both urgent and unavoidable.
15 Nov 2015