Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
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13 Sep 2023
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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
Lib Dems Challenge Labour's Education Stealth Tax - Parmjit Singh Gill
Following Thursday's debate on the School Transport Bill, which will introduce a stealth tax on working families with school age children, Parmjit Singh Gill can reveal the massive costs faced by parents in the East Midlands.
22 Dec 2004
Peter Carroll Visits Folkestone Fire Station
Lib Dem campaigner Peter Carroll visited Folkestone Fire Station on Friday to see at first hand the work of the Fire Service in Folkestone. During the visit, Station Officer Barry Douglas and Watch Commander Vic Thurgood explained the extent of the fire prevention work carried out by the Brigade and demonstrated the new technology and equipment used in Fire & Rescue situations.
18 Dec 2004
Lib Dems Demand An End To Boom and Bust Financial Policy
Lib Dems have called for an end to the council's boom and bust financial policy when it comes to the funding of council services.
17 Dec 2004
Town Hall Make Over Is No Christmas Cracker
Lib Dems have slammed plans to spend over £80,000 on non essential improvements to the old town hall as a shocking waste of public money.
17 Dec 2004
Support Grows for Parliamentary Motion Welcoming New Translation Service
A week since Parmjit Singh Gill MP tabled an early day motion in Parliament in support of a new translation service provided by British Gas over forty Members of Parliament have added their support. The new service will enable engineers to access a translator who speaks the customer's language via a special telephone system. This will now allow engineers to overcome communications barriers with citizens who do not speak English fluently.
17 Dec 2004
Criticism of Anti-Terrorism Laws Confirmed
Detaining foreign terrorist suspects without trial breaks human rights laws, the UK's highest court has ruled. In a blow to the government's controversial anti-terror measures, the House of Lords law lords ruled in favour of the appeals made by the 9 people detained without trial at Belmarsh prison.
17 Dec 2004