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
More Resident-only Parking
Surrey has decided its 2012 on street parking restrictions. They will apply to Beales Lane, Elmgrove Road, Grove Place,...
20 Dec 2012
Another chief gets chopped at WC
Wiltshire Council has confirmed that Adult Social Services boss Sue Redmond has taken 'voluntary redundancy' and has left the council. This follows the decision made by the WC Cabinet in November to restructure the senior management team, merging the responsibility for public health with the corporate director role that has statutory responsibility for adult social services and creating a new corporate director role with statutory responsibility for services delivering adult social and public health.
20 Dec 2012
LibDems invite party members to apply for Immigration and Identity Working Group
The Liberal Democrats' Federal Policy Committee is inviting party members to apply for the Policy Working Group on Immigration and Identity, and is encouraging members of Humanist & Secularist Liberal Democrats to apply.
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20 Dec 2012
Sandgate Castle Road Car Park: Good News for Christmas and the New Year
Two bits of good news on Sandgate Parking - one for this weekend, and one for the New Year!
20 Dec 2012
£11 million for pupil premium will transform lives in Cumbria - Farron
Government Minister David Laws MP has joined with South Lakes MP Tim Farron to announce that schools in Cumbria will be given over £11 million in 2013/14. Tim described the funding as 'an early Christmas present for local schools.'
20 Dec 2012
Nearly £2million for Hinckley and Bosworth schools – Cllr Michael Mullaney
Liberal Democrats in the Coalition Government have given schools in Hinckley and Bosworth a £1,932,000 Christmas present. The cash is an increase in the Pupil Premium funding, which targets extra money to schools depending on the number of children from disadvantaged backgrounds they have.
20 Dec 2012