Fears 40 Children’s Centres to close in Surrey
Fears that 40 Children's Centres could close in Surrey The Lib Dems have expressed concern for the future of Surrey's Children's...
Fears that 40 Children's Centres could close in Surrey The Lib Dems have expressed concern for the future of Surrey's Children's...
On Wednesday 10th October, the former Lib Dem Leader Tim Farron presented a Bill to the House of Commons which would make it...
Do you know a local group, charity or business that would be a worthy recipient of a local grant? As your local Liberal Democrat...
Mayor Dave Hodgson has been informed that the HEART Academies Trust is holding meetings tonight (16th) and tomorrow (17th) for parents and carers of children at Shortstown, Shackleton or Cauldwell Primary Schools about their deeply unpopular plans to remove the Head Teacher posts and local governing bodies from those schools. Both meetings are taking place at Bedford Academy on Mile Road, at 6:30pm.
This page might be relevant to you if you, your organization, or someone connected with you has said something in support of trans (aka "transgender") people, and suddenly: Lots of angry people are contacting you (by email, social media, etc). They are pushing the following viewpoints: Respecting trans people's rights somehow damages women's rights Trans women are not women Trans women are dangerous to cis (i.e. not trans) women Things to know: The people contacting you are a reasonably small but committed group, often with multiple "sockpuppet" accounts on social media. This is a known tactic. They're trying to intimidate you, to make you panic, to make you feel guilty, to not give you time to think. You don't have to play along with that. It's likely that the people contacting you will have co-ordinated the contact; there are closed forums and Facebook groups devoted to this activity. The number of people contacting you doesn't reflect the level of public support for their ideas in the way you might t
South Lakes MP Tim Farron used a debate in Parliament this morning to make the case for a specialist one-to-one service for young people in Cumbria with eating disorders.