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
Approved plans for Whitemoss Quarry contrary to Planning Policy
The application to recycle aggregate at Whitemoss Quarry on the Alsager/Crewe and Nantwich border has raised a furore in the Alsager area. The application is contrary to five planning policies including the Cheshire waste local plan adopted in July 2007 and the regional spatial strategy.
28 Jan 2009
Approved plans for Whitemoss Quarry contrary to Planning Policy
The application to recycle aggregate at Whitemoss Quarry on the Alsager/Crewe and Nantwich border has raised a furore in the Alsager area. The application is contrary to five planning policies including the Cheshire waste local plan adopted in July 2007 and the regional spatial strategy.
28 Jan 2009
Congleton Conservatives in a parallel universe?
The setting up an East Cheshire Unitary Authority from April 1st presents many challenges for an authority with a net budget in the region of £400 million.
28 Jan 2009
Congleton Conservatives in a parallel universe?
The setting up an East Cheshire Unitary Authority from April 1st presents many challenges for an authority with a net budget in the region of £400 million.
28 Jan 2009
Start-up costs for new Cheshire East Council are a matter of grave concern
Local Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Spokesperson, Dr Peter Hirst is very concerned that the Government have grossly underestimated the huge start-up costs for the new Cheshire East Council. He believes that this could have serious consequences on the services to be provided by the new authority.
28 Jan 2009
Start-up costs for new Cheshire East Council are a matter of grave concern
Local Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Spokesperson, Dr Peter Hirst is very concerned that the Government have grossly underestimated the huge start-up costs for the new Cheshire East Council. He believes that this could have serious consequences on the services to be provided by the new authority.
28 Jan 2009