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
Pauline says thank you to all those who re-elected her....
....and promises to continue the service and action of the last 42 years for everybody.
15 May 2016
Carers week is 6-12 June www.carersweek.org #MyCommunityCares @NCLCarers
There are drop-in information and advice sessions around the city:
15 May 2016
Saving money on your weekly shop in the EU
Being in Europe means lower prices in UK shops, saving the average UK household over £350 a year (£7 a week) If we left the EU, your weekly shop could cost more - London School of Economics Centre for Economic Performance
15 May 2016
Nick Clegg: The Tories should be leaving the BBC alone, we all have a stake in it
The Government's plan to interfere with BBC schedules and let ministers hand-pick half its board is misguided Why, fresh from picking fights with junior doctors and head-teachers, do the Tories want to mess around with the BBC? The Government is today publishing its White Paper on the reform of the Beeb - and, at the time of writing, initial reports suggest that they may have already rowed back from some of the most egregious changes they had floated for fear of being defeated in Parliament.
NCMP
15 May 2016
IMF on Brexit: “pretty bad to very, very bad”
Watch the latest video from the Britain Stronger in Europe campaign: In the space of two days, the IMF and the Bank of England - two huge, independent financial institutions - have warned that leaving the EU could spark a recession, and the effects would vary from "pretty bad to very, very bad".
MP
15 May 2016
Trowbridge Charterhouse site - McCarthy and Stone submit application
A planning application for 40 retirement apartments on the Seymour Road site has gone in to Wiltshire Council.
15 May 2016