Cllr Neil Sandison's vision of volunteers, conservation groups, community groups and Rugby Borough Council working hand in hand to protect our green spaces and wildlife came a step closer today (Saturday 28 March, 2015).
A VOTE FOR LABOUR IS A VOTE FOR SLEEPLESS NIGHTS ACROSS WINDSOR, ASCOT AND THE ROYAL BOROUGH
Local Lib Dems have welcomed proposals which will see Wiltshire get over £5.4m more in school funding than under the current system. This comes as part of an extra £350million boost to schools in the least fairly funded areas in the country. The proposals announced in Parliament today by Liberal Democrat Education Minister David Laws will mean that funding will be allocated to local areas on the basis of the actual characteristics of their pupils and schools, rather than simply on the basis of historic levels of spending.
Gerald Vernon-Jackson has this week shown Keith House, a member of the board of the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), around the grounds of St James' Hospital.
Ed Goncalves, Cllr Bill Lewis and Marion Nash are running an Open House drop-in at the Overslade Community Centre, in Buchanan Road, between 10.30 and 12.30 this Saturday morning (28 March 2015).
Yesterday evening, Gerald Vernon-Jackson was officially adopted as the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for Portsmouth South at a rally of over a hundred activists and members in the Victory Suite at Fratton Park.