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
Help for homeless people over Christmas
HELPING to ensure that homeless people are not without a roof over Christmas and the new year is the aim of a booklet produced by the city council's housing department.
18 Dec 2005
New Recycling Station
A BRAND NEW recycling station, which will accept paper, cardboard, glass bottles, clothes and shoes, will open on Aikman Avenue, New Parks, between the Good Neighbour public house and the shops.
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18 Dec 2005
WORK WITH YOUNG PEOPLE TO SOLVE ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR PROBLEMS - SAYS TEVERSON
For many young people living in rural villages the lack of access to decent and affordable public transport, as well as events and things to do, is a big part of the problem directly related to anti-social behaviour says Liberal Democrat PPC for Truro and Falmouth, Terrye Teverson.
18 Dec 2005
Government departments failing to meet targets on cutting pollution and waste
Covering an area of over a quarter of a million hectares, emitting about as much CO2 as Liverpool and with overall responsibility for more than £100 billion, the UK Government is required to meet sustainability targets to ensure its resources are managed responsibly and our money spent wisely. The government established its across-the-board environmental targets in 2002 but the Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) has found they are not being met.
17 Dec 2005
Growing Support for West Hatch to Change Admission Policy
Over the past two months a poll run on this site has received 100% support in favour of the local Liberal Democrat campaign to encourage the Governing Body of West Hatch High School to change their admission policy.
17 Dec 2005
Hughes rejects Cameron's "defect to the Tories" call
Speaking in Lib Dem-held Hereford, the new Tory leader said the Conservative Party was a "new home" for Lib Dems and that both should combine to beat Labour in marginal seats. Conservative leader David Cameron has appealed to Liberal Democrat MPs and councillors to defect to his party. In a speech he said Conservatives stood for "liberal values", including a commitment to green policies, localism and deregulation.
16 Dec 2005