Bearder Drives EU to Fight Wildlife Trafficking
A report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has revealed that the illegal wildlife trafficking is now a major global organised crime.
18 Jul 2016
National News
Even the majority of Labour councillors agree with Lib Dem Robert Plimmer’s criticisms of Slough’s Labour-run Council: it’s time for a change
After the local elections in May 2016 the majority of Slough's Labour councillors agreed Robert Plimmer was right in his...
SLD
18 Jul 2016
Engaging with disgruntled Leave voters
Beside the ongoing drama around Westminster, there's an urgent task to be done among those who voted to leave the EU and are beginning to regret it. This is crucial for the country, and wise for us as well. I'm thinking of those taken in by false "promises" - there isn't an extra £350 million a week for the NHS, or an end to free movement of people, Brexit doesn't mean an end to fishing quotas, and "taking back control" now sounds like a joke. They were already alienated and this is not helping.
MA
18 Jul 2016
Tim Farron: I won't rule out creating new political party out of post-Brexit chaos
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18 Jul 2016
PIP AWARD RATES
The percentage of DLA to PIP claimants who get any award at all of PIP has fallen from a high of 80% in March 2014 to 70% in April 2016. That's almost one in three people who are losing out entirely, with no explanation as to why decisions are becoming harsher.
17 Jul 2016
Stephen Crabb reaffirms no PIP cuts
Stephen Crabb Secretary of State at DWP addresses All Party Parliamentary Group on Disability AGM. Over seventy observers, MPs and peers heard the Secretary of State at DWP Stephen Crabb repeat his commitment that the planned saving in personal independence payment would not be sought from cuts in welfare payments elsewhere affecting more disabled people.
17 Jul 2016