Rochdale Council has expressed its opposition to the Government's recent announcement that it will be cutting support to Greater Manchester's rail network by £8million a year as of October 2009.
The Conservatives have been forced to deny a change of policy after a front bench MP hinted that the party might drop its opposition to a third runway at Heathrow.
A fairer society that gives children the best start; creating green jobs; cleaning up politics. These are the top priorities for Chelmsford and Britain outlined today by Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg MP. Stephen Robinson, the Lib Dem working to be Chelmsford's next MP, commented, "When I took Nick to Tanglewood nursery in north Chelmsford last October, he made clear his commitment to giving ALL children the best start in life and we are underlining the importance of that today."
A meeting of Epsom & Ewell Borough Council on Tuesday 21st July discussed the future of Epsom Hospital. Having announced a mere four weeks ago that it favoured the "divestment" option, meaning Epsom would split from St Helier but forge links with another hospital, instead the ruling RA group has now supported the "demerger" option, which would mean Epsom Hospital standing alone alongside other larger general and critical care hospitals in the area.
Two weeks on from hailing a new 'vision' for public transport in Bedford Borough in the local press, the Mayor has not shared his ideas with the public or with local councillors. The Liberal Democrats have criticised the Mayor for seeking headlines first and solutions later, while the problems of congestion and inadequate local public transport continue.
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