Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
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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
Conservative Councils Cost you more!
People living in councils controlled by the Conservatives face the biggest rise in council tax, according to the latest figures.
2 May 2006
HOME OFFICE CHAOS TAKES NEW TWIST
Chesterfield resident Sharon Rogers was shocked to be detained at Manchester Airport on 27th February and grilled by Immigration Officers questioning her right to re-enter England. Sharon was returning with her husband and eldest daughter from a holiday visiting her stepson who is serving overseas as a helicopter pilot with the British Army.
2 May 2006
TORY SUPPORT DROPS - AGAIN
Support for the Conservatives has dropped for the third month in a row. The news comes in an analysis of all the opinion polls on voting intention published during April. The monthly average is down on March's figure, which in turn was down on February's, which in turn was down on January's.
1 May 2006
"OUT OF TOUCH" CONSERVATIVES OPPOSED LOCAL POWERS TO TACKLE GRAFFITI, NOISE POLLUTION, VANDALISM AND DIRTY NEIGHBOURHOODS
On 6 April 2006, the new Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 came into force. It gives local authorities more powers to tackle dirty neighbourhoods including graffiti, chewing gum, dog fouling, fly tipping, noise pollution and vandalism. The Act allows your local council and the Environment Agency to transfer the cost of removal of this pollution from the council taxpayer to the "polluters".
1 May 2006
"LibDems up in the polls" - Dundee local party Convener
News that the Liberal Democrats are up 3.5% in the monthly 'poll of polls' (with both Labour and the Tories going down by around 4% each) has been welcomed by Dundee LibDem Convener Raymond Lawrie.
1 May 2006
Presentation of over 1,100 signature petition against closure of Day Centres
Caroline Nichols presented a petition to Spelthorne Council at the Council meeting on 27th April 2006. There was an audience of over 400 at the meeting, specially convened in Spelthorne Leisure Centre to cope with the numbers. There was a great deal of resentment to the Council's proposals which include demolition of the Benwell and Stanwell Day Centres and the petition was well received by the audience.
1 May 2006