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
LEMINGTON MISSES OUT ON NEW MEDICAL CENTRE
The new multi-million pound medical centre that will be built in Newcastle will not be located in Lemington. The centre will instead be built in the Blakelaw and Cowgate area, the NHS North of Tyne organisation said.
11 Sep 2008
GREG STONE STEPS UP CAMPAIGN TO SAVE ST ANTHONY'S POST OFFICE
Local campaigner Greg Stone is stepping up the fight to save St Anthony's Post Office from closure.
11 Sep 2008
Government energy "sticking plaster" isn't enough for families in South Lakeland, says Farron
MP Tim Farron has described plans announced today by the Government to help people in South Lakeland with rising gas and electricity bills as a criminally inadequate response to fuel poverty.
11 Sep 2008
'Vote Yes' TIF campaign launched
The campaign to persuade the people of Rochdale to vote yes in the referendum on the Transport Innovation Fund bid was launched in Rochdale today.
11 Sep 2008
Councillor pleads that asbestos mistakes are not repeated
As Rochdale Online revealed that T&N pushed its own commercial interests ahead of the health priorities of its employees, Rochdale Township chairman Councillor William Hobhouse has said that campaigners fighting for safe development at TBA should remain worried that past mistakes will be repeated.
11 Sep 2008
Council Must be Open About its 'Buyer Beware' Approach to Restrictive Covenants
Bedford Borough Council has not pursued a single case of a breach of restrictive covenants in over twelve months, with residents left to launch their own costly private legal action if they wish to see a breach of covenant enforced. Liberal Democrats believe that the news will come as a shock to many residents, due to a common perception that people are protected by restrictive covenants, for example on the use of a house as a commercial premises or for storing large commercial vehicles.
10 Sep 2008