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
"It's time for the disgraceful Danczuks to go" say Lib Dems
Rochdale Lib Dem leader, Councillor Andy Kelly is leading calls for the disgraced Danczuks to finally leave Rochdale. He was speaking after it was revealed that Simon Danczuk had re-employed Karen Danczuk to work in his office. Mrs Danczuk was sacked after questions were raised whether she was undertaking her work or even turning up for work. Hundreds of hours of overtime were also queried. The Lib Dems have claimed that Mrs Danczuk may not even be able to continue her job after Simon failed to advertise the job.
20 Apr 2016
Interesting organisations for pro-Europeans
Britain Stronger In Europe http://www.strongerin.co.uk The website of the official "Remain" campaign. ...
20 Apr 2016
Glenwoods - Tackling Anti-Social Parking
http://douglasmccall.mycouncillor.org.uk/2016/04/19/glenwoods-tackling-anti-social-parking/douglas-with-new-trees-in-glenwoods/...
19 Apr 2016
Work for us!
Transport for All (TfA) has been championing the cause of accessible transport in the capital for over two decades. Whilst progress has been made, still today disabled and older people have to restrict their lives or even become housebound because they are failed by inaccessible transport services. Our mission is to change this and win a transport system that all of London's citizens can use with freedom and Independence.
19 Apr 2016
Lib Dems call for Zero Tolerance against NHS staff violence in East Kent Hospitals University NHS Trust
Local Liberal Democrat Lynne Beaumont has called for stronger action to protect NHS staff after figures were released that show a shocking amount of violence against staff.
19 Apr 2016
Cutting red tape to cut costs of public sector purchases
The EU's three latest directives for opening contracts by governments and other public bodies to foreign tenders, adopted in 2014, went fully into force this week. The directives cover large parts of the €1.9 trillion paid for public procurement every year in Europe. The new rules cut red tape and make it easier and cheaper for small- and medium-sized enterprises to bid for public contracts, the Commission said in a statement. It also said that greater competition in public tenders will ensure the best value for money for public purchases and minimize corruption. Politico Morning Trade reports: https://dub129.mail.live.com/?tid=cmaVBDYewF5hGXiQAhWte7dA2&fid=flinbox
19 Apr 2016