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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
Parking fee hike for Marlow?
Increases in parking fees are being considered in Marlow by Wycombe District Council.
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27 Nov 2007
Labour waste Council Tax Payers' money
Labour perverting Council Rules
26 Nov 2007
Lib Dems not to close Community Centres
Labour Councillors jump the gun on Community Centre Closure
26 Nov 2007
Virgin bid for ailing bank, but temporary nationalisation is still the best option
Northern Rock has confirmed that it has chosen a consortium led by Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Group as its preferred buyer for the stricken bank. Virgin's offer - which has been backed by the Treasury - includes an immediate repayment of £11bn of the £25bn the bank owes the Bank of England. However the Liberal Democrats have repeated calls for the Government to take over control of Northern Rock, arguing that although a private buy out of Northern Rock which guaranteed that all tax payers' money would be repaid with interest within a fixed time period would be the most desirable course of action, this seemed highly unlikely, and as such temporary nationalisation is needed. Acting leader Vince Cable today called for trading in the bank's shares to be suspended. In a letter to Bank of England Governor Mervyn King, he has also asked for reassurances about the security of the loaned money and the interest rate being charged.
26 Nov 2007
Bouverie Square Opens its Doors to Folkestone Shoppers
Bouverie Square - Folkestone's new £30m shopping centre - was opened this morning at 10am. The opening party included Centre Manager Paul Stone, Michael Howard MP, Shepway Council Chairman George Bunting, Mayor of Folkestone Peter Gane and Deputy Mayor Emil Sanger.
26 Nov 2007
Action demanded on dilapidated house
East Park campaigner Darren Friel says that a house in Deans Road, has been unoccupied for almost 8 years.It is overgrown, dilapidated and a Ânightmare for neighbours, the police and the fire service. The problem was discussed at the Council's ÂResources Panel back in September 2006 - yet still nothing has happened. Darren said,"Three bed roomed houses are hard to come by in this area and action is essential immediately. The Council must permit no further delay. Unfortunately, the £10m Âregeneration of East Park includes two bedroom properties only, and larger families are having to look further afield for their housing needs. This could see pupil numbers fall in our schools,which would impact on our local shops and Âamenities. Our three Labour councillors are clearly not interested."
26 Nov 2007