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
Richmond Street Graffiti Removed
Graffiti on houses in Richmond Street, Cheriton has been removed after local Councillor Peter Carroll reported it the Shepway Council.
31 May 2007
Stoneygate Area Committee
Residents of Spinney Hills and Stoneygate are being encouraged to attend their next Area Committee.
31 May 2007
Forthcoming Kent Local Government By-Elections
There are currently two by-elections pending in Kent. On 21st June there is a by-election in Meopham North Ward of Gravesham Borough Council, and on 12 July, a by-election for the Maidstone North East Division of Kent County Council, following the death of Lib Dem Councillor Margaret Featherstone.
31 May 2007
Dundee LibDem councillors back Shelter's campaign to ensure everyone has a home
Dundee LibDem councillors Helen Dick and Fraser Macpherson have today (Wednesday 30th May) backed a campaign by Shelter Scotland for newly elected councillors to show support towards the 2012 homelessness target.
30 May 2007
Save our Post Offices
In the past decade we have lost Post Office branches across Wolverhampton. Now the government have announced plans to close down 2500 more branches across the country. In other words, nearly one in five of the remaining Post Offices are to be closed. No lists of branches to be closed has yet been published, but no part of the country can escape these massive cutbacks.
30 May 2007
Gap between rich and poor widening
Gordon Brown's policies to support the less well off are failing to prevent the gap between rich and poor widening again, official figures showed. The snapshot of the impact of taxes and benefits on households showed that the trend for those on the highest incomes to receive the biggest pay rises was outweighing the impact of tax credits, the minimum wage and extra spending on schools, hospitals and welfare benefits.
30 May 2007