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
Residents urged to have their say on threat to Town's 2nd Fire Engine
Local residents are being urged to have their say on proposals that would see the 2nd Fire Engine in Hinckley axed.
5 Oct 2015
Campaigning Liberal Democrats - now is the time to join ALDC
We have been pleased to welcome 52 new membersof ALDC since federal conference a fortnight ago!
4 Oct 2015
Lincoln and Lincolnshire – their future looks bright
When my wife and I arrived in North Hykeham in September 1977 neither of us thought that we would probably be spending most of our lives here. My own personal journey had seen me living in various places up until then, growing up in Leicester, then four years at Cambridge, followed by spells in Nottinghamshire, the Canadian Prairies, what was then West Germany and finally three years in West Yorkshire. I must confess that I had not visited Lincoln many times previously. The first time was on a bike in 1959 and included a stay at the Youth Hostel off South Common and my first visit to a pub. The second was a 6th form trip in the early 1960s, which included a trip up one of the towers of the cathedral, and the occasional visit during my time at Newark to play staff badminton at what was then the Lincoln School on Wragby Road.
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4 Oct 2015
Electric Motoring: Venturing Further Afield
Hybrid vehicles, despite their complexity, are a good half-way house towards the goal of greener motoring - but all-electric vehicles are the full Monty.
4 Oct 2015
Electric Motoring: Venturing Further Afield
Hybrid vehicles, despite their complexity, are a good half-way house towards the goal of greener motoring - but all-electric vehicles are the full Monty.
4 Oct 2015
Cutting flowers
Wiltshire Council has become notorious for cutting front-line services - youth provision, buses, recycling centres, Children's Centres and so on. The latest victims are flowers and paddling pools. Flower beds in the towns which were previously maintained by the council will be grassed over and toddlers' paddling pools in Melksham and Warminster will be closed. As usual the council says if anyone wanted to run the facility at their own expense then they would be allowed to.
4 Oct 2015