Covid-19 has exposed politics as not fit for purpose
The Liberal Democrats will today lead a debate in the House of Commons calling for a “radical overhaul” of Westminster politics, warning it is “not fo...
The Liberal Democrats will today lead a debate in the House of Commons calling for a “radical overhaul” of Westminster politics, warning it is “not fo...
I glimpsed a national treasure this morning. Fabulously dressed - like all males of his kind - in...
Warwickshire County Council has put forward proposals for changes to highways around Rugby town centre in response to COVID-19 that consider options for reallocating road space to encourage cycling and walking as well as to enable social distancing.
Last week we reported Cllr Nigel Porter of Aylestone Ward called for every Leicester resident to be issued with a free face mask during the COVID-19 pandemic. This was supported on a Leicestershire Live poll of 81% at the time of writing.
Rugby Borough Council joined forces with the New Bilton Community Association to successfully apply for a £25,000 grant from the Government's Pocket Parks programme to fund the project. The work to create a new pathway network at a New Bilton open space looks set to start next week.
A Cambridge University and PHE England study has suggested the decline in the COVID-19 death rate in England may arrest by mid-June. Responding to this, Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Health, Wellbeing and Social Care Munira Wilson said: