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
Proposing a Zero Rise in Folkestone's Council Tax
I'd like to thank all who have been involved in the budgeting process, including the Community Services Committee who very carefully reviewed all their service expenditure this year, the finance committee, and especially the Town Clerk and Finance officer who have worked hard to deliver this budget this evening.
TPCFTCFC
10 Jan 2008
Slow down signs wanted
Following concerns by residents about speeding traffic Councillor Pat Brooks and Christine Akers have requested county highways to provide Vehicle Activated Signs (VAS) in Honey Lane near the Leverton Schools and in Farm Hill Road.
10 Jan 2008
NEWBIGGIN HALL SHOPPING CENTRE SCHEME TAKES STEP FORWARD
A project board to oversee the re-development of the Newbiggin Hall shopping centre is to be established.
10 Jan 2008
LOCAL CAMPAIGNER LIZ JOINS THE TEAM
Local Lemington campaigner Liz Langfield has been appointed Lib Dem Focus Editor.
10 Jan 2008
TORIES PROPOSE SLASHING POTHOLES MAINTENANCE
Proposed changes to Essex County Council's highways maintenance strategy, will mean that people in Essex will have to get used to bigger potholes being around for longer, as the ruling Conservative party fail to balance its funding of road maintenance. The proposals come just weeks after the Conservatives announced a £10m overspend on the highways budget.
10 Jan 2008
Liberal Democrats criticise Government go-ahead for nuclear power
The Government will tomorrow end nearly four years of internal debate by announcing plans designed to entice the nuclear industry to invest in a new generation of 10 nuclear power stations in Britain. The new stations are intended to provide Britain with energy security by reducing dependence on imported gas and oil. They are likely to produce 20% or more of UK electricity needs and will replace today's generation of ageing reactors.
9 Jan 2008