Work on the First Thursday project continued with a buzzy meeting of local business people at St Andrews last night (9 December 2014). Over forty local businesses have now said they will support the project. Lots of the discussion yesterday was about involving local performing arts groups and in particular from our local schools to come and join in and make this "a night to remember".
It took Rugby Borough Council just forty minutes to make five key decisions for the future of our town last night.
Last night, 9 December 2014, at the Rugby Council meeting Cllr Neil Sandison (Lib Dem, Eastlands) made a passionate appeal for the Council to unite behind his green ranger proposal - see http://rugbylibdems.org.uk/en/article/2014/973741/rugby-needs-green-rangers-says-cllr-neil-sandison .
At the Council meeting last night, 9 December 2014, Cllr Jerry Roodhouse (Lib Dem, Paddox) pressed the ruling conservative group on their financial performance.
An outline application from Gloucester Land Company Ltd for a housing development at The Mead, Westbury, went to the Strategic...
There was all party support for longer opening hours at the Hunters Lane recycling centre in Rugby at the Council meeting last night, 9 December 2014.