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
Breathe Easy
As usual on election days I did a spot of telling at the local polling station in Childs Hill. Telling is the job of collecting polling numbers from the voters .The number of people voting slowed to trickle during my stint. Unusually many of the voters stopped for a chat. Perhaps because this time the other two main parties did not have tellers on duty.
CJC
12 Jun 2009
Osborne denial on 'flipping'
GEORGE Osborne last night angrily denied "flipping" homes to milk his Commons expenses.
DAVIDWOODINGWE
12 Jun 2009
Letter: Retain Direct Rush Hour Services to Charing Cross
I'm emailing directly regarding the draft December 2009 onwards timetable from the Folkestone area to London Charing Cross following the introduction of High Speed services to London St Pancras.
TP
11 Jun 2009
Tim In Depth 2: Interviewed for Romney Marsh Times
In the second of a two part interview and the first of Romney Marsh Times' "Interviews of Note" series, Kyle Hill chats to Tim Prater, Folkestone West's newest county councillor about sitting on three councils, expenses and working in a minority. Read the part 2 of the interview at http://www.romneymarshtimes.com/2009/06/interviews-of-note-tim-prater-part-2.html
11 Jun 2009
Tim In Depth 1: Interviewed for Romney Marsh Times
In the first of a two part interview and the first of Romney Marsh Times' "Interviews of Note" series, Kyle Hill chats to Tim Prater, Folkestone West's newest county councillor about the elections, Shepway and Kent roads. Read the part 1 of the interview at http://www.romneymarshtimes.com/2009/06/interviews-of-note-tim-prater-part-1.html
11 Jun 2009
Iraq inquiry must be about more than Gordon Brown's woes
Liberal Democrat Shadow Foreign Secretary Edward Davey has written to David Miliband to demand genuine cross-party consultation on any Iraq inquiry which the Government brings forward.
11 Jun 2009