Government to cut off internet access to thousands of innocent people
Innocent people could have their internet access disconnected if proposals in this week's Queen's Speech become law.
24 Nov 2009
Innocent people could have their internet access disconnected if proposals in this week's Queen's Speech become law.
Local Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate, Dr Charles West, today stressed the importance of high speed broadband for business and the economy in rural areas, but said Conservative plans to rely solely on the market to deliver would mean parts of Shropshire missing out for years to come.
Chesterfield MP Paul Holmes has written to Derbyshire County Council calling again for the controversial Dunston Incinerator to be rejected.
During Tuesday's Health questions in Parliament, Paul asked the Minister:
Commenting on revelations today that RBS and HBOS were lent £61.6bn in emergency funding last autumn at the height of the financial panic, Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor, Vince Cable said "Given the sheer size of the support these two banks were receiving, it is astonishing that this was kept secret for over a year. The Government has treated taxpayers like children while expecting them to foot the bill for these banks."
Julia Goldsworthy and Simon Hughes today gave their congratulations to six Liberal Democrat lead cities for their outstanding performance in Forum for the Future's annual league table of sustainable cities.