LIB DEMS DEMAND ASSURANCES OVER WASTE COLLECTIONS
With Gloucester in the grip of heavy snowfall again the Liberal Democrats are demanding assurances from council leaders there will be no repeat of the bins crisis that hit the city over Christmas.
With Gloucester in the grip of heavy snowfall again the Liberal Democrats are demanding assurances from council leaders there will be no repeat of the bins crisis that hit the city over Christmas.
It is now over a year since the UK voted to leave the EU and it does not feel like anyone is any wiser as to what Brexit actually entails. We heard numerous different speeches about the UK's road or, more likely, footpath or wonky rope bridge to Brexit whilst our highway to the EU is slowly being taken apart. Phase one of the Brexit negotiations have now concluded and the EU has published its first draft of the EU Withdrawal Agreement. After a year of negotiation, it is good to finally have a draft treaty on paper - even though it is only a first draft. This draft is a good indication of who is holding the cards in these negotiations and what the post Brexit future might look like for the UK. As most people probably will not spend their evenings reading through draft treaties I have summarised the key points in respect to citizens' rights for you.
South Lakes MP Tim Farron will step up his campaign to improve hospital journeys for older people by introducing a Presentation Bill in the House of Commons tomorrow (6th March).
As you know, the Liberal Democrats are very keen to present people with information that they want, when they want it, a...
We were asked on Wednesday evening at East Devon district council full council to vote on the budget for the coming year.
Another large housing development on the edge of the town has been refused by WC planners. The outline application by Taylor Wimpey for land between Ashton Road and Green Lane was refused for eight reasons: it would be against planning policy; it would impact protected species; accesses onto Ashton Road were poorly designed; as a site in the countryside it would have to be car-based so was 'unsustainable'; lack of a secondary school contribution; no archaeological assessment; impact on the appearance of the rural location; inadequate provisions for infrastructure.