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
Councillor Swift defends People's Champion
Councillor Keith Swift, Portfolio Holder for Townships and Corporate Management has put his full support behind the 'People's Champion,' Carolyn Phipps after her position and appointment was criticised at the recent full council meeting by both Labour and Conservative councillors.
19 Oct 2007
Paul Supports the Campaign to Reduce Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Paul Holmes MP this week welcomed the launch of a new logo to help promote increased recognition of the dangers of deadly carbon monoxide (CO) gas to the general public.
19 Oct 2007
Ouseburn Lib Dems welcome consultation on Licensing 'Saturation Zone'
Ouseburn Ward Lib Dems have welcomed the latest draft of the 'Saturation Zone' map in their ward. Following comments by the ward councillors, the proposed boundary has been extended to include New Bridge Street and all the way east to the Ouseburn River.
18 Oct 2007
Cardington Developer Must Meet its Responsibility over Shed Maintenance say Lib Dems
Bedford Borough Council Planning Committee this week approved an application for a 425 home development behind Cardington airship sheds, and Liberal Democrats have responded by warning that the owners must meet their responsibility to maintain the grade 2 listed Number One Shed.
18 Oct 2007
Kent 'Buy With Confidence'
Kent County Council's Trading Standards Service has launched a 'Buy with Confidence' good trader scheme.The scheme provides consumers with a list of reliable local businesses that have proved their commitment to trading fairly.
18 Oct 2007
Local Health Performance indicators published - concern over superbug threat
111 out of 394 bodies providing NHS care are failing to tackle infection control properly, including 44 of the 172 hospital trusts, the Healthcare Commission's annual report reveals. The general picture in the annual health check of England's trusts is, however, one of improvement. But regional divides persist, with the north performing better than the south. Trusts were rated on two principal categories: quality of services and how they had managed their finances. You can find out how your local healthcare providers are doing by clicking here, or you can download a directory of performance ratings for all NHS Trusts in PDF form by clicking here.
18 Oct 2007