Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary, Norman Lamb has highlighted his set of proposals aimed at reforming out-of-hours care, put forward in conjunction with the sons of David Gray who was tragically killed by an out-of-hours doctor.
Liberal Democrats in Scarborough and Whitby constituency have today set out their General Election plans to put more police on the beat.
This week saw the first meeting of the Worthen Flood Forum, a body that aims to bring together village residents and various agencies to try and solve the long running flood problem in the village. Local Councillor Heather Kidd explained "For years residents have been suffering from repeated flooding along Millstream including a number of bad incidents over recent months. There have been several attempts to solve this problem in the past with little success. This time we have brought together almost all the parties concerned and are determined to try and sort this once and for all."
Tesco's planning application to build a new store in the Upper High Street has been withdrawn.
Kent Highway Services are planning to footway reconstruction works along the length of Christ Church Road, Folkestone. The works are planned to start on the 8th February 2010 for a period of 3 days, and involve the replacement of the existing footway surface on the north side of Christ Church Road, Folkestone from its junction with Sandgate Road for approximately 65 metres.
Kent Trading Standards have received reports concerning a man who purports to be a policeman contacting businesses by phone. The trader is told that they have been called as they are a trusted trader and that the police are running a magazine highlighting the work of rogue traders and want to include a section on trusted traders.