Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
Lib Dems condemn “chaotic and incompetent” budget
The sheer quantity of raw sewage being dumped into Britain’s rivers and coastal areas is a scandal and a disgrace.
2016 has been one of the worst years for race equality which I have lived through in the UK. It is quite frankly a stain on our country's record which every liberal, whether a member of the Liberal Democrats or not, would not wish to see repeated ever. It is up to us to create a better future, up to each of us personally. We need our political parties to be fit for purpose for race equality campaigners of all backgrounds. Imagine my surprise when I read Roy Lilley's words below on the NHS (in an email from nhsmanagers.net) and saw how well they apply to our party and increasing the involvement of a wider range of people in politics.
Alongside the forthcoming new Head of Campaigns, 2017 is also seeing a new Head of Digital Content at Lib Dem HQ, Michael Wilkinson:
The electoral statistics for the forthcoming Copeland Parliamentary by-election do not look that enticing for Liberal Democrats, even with the party on a mini-run of double figure opinion poll ratings. Not only did the party only poll 3.5% in the 2015 general election, but even the party's best ever-result back in 1983 was just 15.9%. What's more, Chris Hanretty's estimates of how the constituency voted in the European referendum put the Leave vote at 60%. To round it all off, the constituency is dominated economically by an industry which the Liberal Democrats (nearly all the time, Ed Davey notably aside) have been consistently hostile to, for it is home to the Sellafield nuclear complex.
A Devon council has been accused of misleading residents in a new consultation it launched about planned increases to Council Tax this year.
Elmbridge is proposing to designate a new conservation area in Weybridge. In recognition of the unique 1960s built Templ...
An application for the redevelopment of the old Peter Black site at County Way in Trowbridge was approved by Wiltshire Council in 2015. The scheme includes four main buildings - the largest will be an M&S Simply Food store. The main vehicular access will be from County Way, and there will be a total of 148 parking spaces. A footbridge over the river to connect to the St Stephen's Place site and the Odeon cinema was installed in autumn 2016.