Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
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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
Reckless Cabinet Places River Environment Under Threat
The protection of the river environment in Bedford Borough has been placed under threat by the Council Cabinet's proposals to scrap the policy preventing harmful development along the riverside.
1 Mar 2007
Street Lights Get Green Light
Street lighting in the Royal Borough is set to become cheaper and more environmentally friendly. At a cabinet meeting on Thursday last week, councillors agreed to join with four other Berkshire local authorities to buy energy for street lighting, and bring in more modern lamps to reduce the borough's carbon footprint and cut light pollution.
1 Mar 2007
Gay adoption exemptions have no basis in human rights law
Commenting on yesterday's report on the Sexual Orientation Regulations by the influential Joint Committee on Human Rights, Liberal Democrat Member of the Committee, Dr Evan Harris MP said: "This report strongly supports the tough approach with very narrow religious exemptions that are found in the Northern Ireland Regulations, and rightly calls for the same regulations to be applied to the rest of the UK."
1 Mar 2007
Clean Up for Shabby Merridale Frontage
Park Ward Liberal Democrats are delighted to learn of plans for the redevelopment of the former Charles Clark car showroom on Merridale Road, Chapel Ash. "This has long been an eyesore on the area", environmental campaigner Robin Lawrence said. The Liberal Democrats have learned that the site owners will be prosecuted unless the building is cleaned up swiftly.
1 Mar 2007
Local Campaigners Get To Work In Braunstone & Rowley Fields
Local campaigners Ian Bradwell and Chris Vaughan-Jones have both been out and about in Braunstone and Rowley Fields asking for YOUR views on the area.
1 Mar 2007
Scotland to make a big splash in marine energy
Scotland is setting a course to achieve global leadership in marine power generation. The Scottish Executive has named nine marine energy projects that will share grants worth more than £13m, including one that will be the world's biggest wave energy project to date.
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1 Mar 2007