Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
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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
News from the Rickmansworth Liberal Democrats
Squashed Bollards - a vehicle has squashed the bollards on the pedestrian refuge in the Uxbridge Rd near the end of Moneyhill Rd. We have asked Herts Highways to repair the refuge quickly because without the bollards pedestrian feel vulnerable crossing this busy road.
28 Sep 2012
News from the Rickmansworth Liberal Democrats
Squashed Bollards - a vehicle has squashed the bollards on the pedestrian refuge in the Uxbridge Rd near the end of Moneyhill Rd. We have asked Herts Highways to repair the refuge quickly because without the bollards pedestrian feel vulnerable crossing this busy road.
28 Sep 2012
A Very Big Coffee Morning
This morning was of course Macmillan Coffee Morning, a major nationwide charity event, and for me it was a reminder of the remarkable way in which local residents, groups and businesses in Bedford Borough come together to support community events and fundraising activities.
28 Sep 2012
Brooklands Road
As St Georges Hill restricts service vehicles entering the estate, safety and traffic flow is compromised. Prams find i...
28 Sep 2012
Good Probation Services – means fewer victims
Police and Crime Commissioner Candidate for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight David Goodall has met with Barrie Crook, Chief Executive of the Hampshire Probation Trust, to discuss how the probation service works to across the Hampshire Constabulary area and how it is likely to work in the future with the new Police and Crime Commissioner.
28 Sep 2012
Pensions for property
It is clear that for young people considering buying a house for the first time, saving for a deposit is a real struggle. The average deposit for a first time buyer has doubled since 2007, from 10% to 20%. And with an average first time buyer's property costing £140,000, even a 10% deposit needs £14,000
28 Sep 2012
