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
Nonsuch Park - D-Day is Tuesday 25 March 2008
Surrey County Council's governing Executive Committee is set to meet at 2.30 pm on Tuesday 25 March 2008 to finally decide whether or not to lease Nonsuch Park and its Mansion House to the Epsom & Sutton councils whose joint management committee (JMC) has run the park for them for the last 70 years. Campaigners, including Sutton's Lib Dem MP, are encouraging those concerned about the future of Nonsuch to attend this meeting to demonstrate the strength of public feeling locally on this issue when D-Day (Decision Day) finally arrives
6 Mar 2008
Newcastle Lib Dems Welcomes Sure Start Success
Newcastle's Lib Dem leaders have welcomed the city's success in getting six new Sure Start centres by the end of 2008.
6 Mar 2008
London Road: hopes for a slower speed
Vehicle-activated signs aimed at slowing down the traffic in London Road (suggested by Cllr Karen Chilvers at November's Environment Panel), are being put forward for members' consideration at the meeting of the panel on in March.
6 Mar 2008
Dundee LibDems say Westminster Government "twisting and turning" on ID cards
Dundee LibDems today (Thursday 6th March) said that the Labour Westminster Government was "twisting and turning" on ID cards, showing clearly that its ID cards policy is in tatters.
6 Mar 2008
Local Development Framework - Your chance to comment - Again
Because of some problems with the originally submitted documents, Spelthorne Council has been forced to readvertise the Local Development Framework. You have until the 17th April to give your input on this important document that will shape Spelthorne for the next 20 years.
6 Mar 2008
Government 'twisting and turning' but ID Cards still not justified
The government has set out changes to its planned identity scheme - including allowing people to use new "biometric" passports instead of getting ID cards. The plans for ID cards, linking personal data to a fingerprint, have been plagued by technical delays, budget overspend and political controversy.
6 Mar 2008