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
Windsor's Conservatives Confused on Speed Cameras
Windsor Conservatives are totally confused on road safety according to a letter in the local Press from a Conservative supporter. The letter points to the public disagreement between the Conservative's lead member for transport and his deputy on the issue of speed cameras.
6 Nov 2009
David Wilshire reprimanded by Tory leader for comparing plight of MPs to Holocaust victims
Disgraced Tory MP, David Wilshire, has been severely criticised by David Cameron for using inappropriate language in emails to constituents. In reply to abusive emails from members of the public he described the current criticism of himself and other MPs as a "witch hunt" and drew parallels with the Holocaust.
6 Nov 2009
Make a difference: Donate to the Poppy Appeal
Rochdale's British Legion Branch is urging Rochdale residents to get behind this year's Poppy Appeal.
6 Nov 2009
Topic 2: Language Barriers - Allan Siao Ming Witherick
The EU Chinese Journal have started up a series of "Shadow Parliament" articles- and this is one of those written by a CLD member, Allan Siao Ming Witherick.
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6 Nov 2009
Council computer waste condemned by Liberal Democrats
Hundreds of brand new lap top computers are being wasted by Barnet Council. Last year, the Council spent almost £1.4 million on 1400 new computers. Over a year later, 100 of these are still un-used and in store. Yet the Tory Deputy Council leader has just signed an order to purchase 300 new machines at a cost of over £275,000
5 Nov 2009
It's The Company you Keep
Less than six months to the local elections in May next year. So I wondered what the atmosphere would be like at Tuesday's full Council meeting. It was all rather odd. It was as if War had not been quite declared but all sides were waiting for the other to fire the first shot.
CJC
5 Nov 2009
