We need a compost revolution
After Rugby Borough Council's decision to charge residents £40 a year for a green bin from April 2017, Rugby Liberal Democrats say we need a compost revolution to improve how we recycle food and green waste.
After Rugby Borough Council's decision to charge residents £40 a year for a green bin from April 2017, Rugby Liberal Democrats say we need a compost revolution to improve how we recycle food and green waste.
Councillors and campaigners representing the Liberal Democrats in the Hillmorton area have spoken out again in their objection to yet another planning application for a residential development of up to 113 dwellings off Barby Lane.
79 community projects which aim to support young children in Warwickshire to become school ready, have successfully bid for Smart Start funding.
Rugby's Local Plan which sets out how many houses will be built in the borough and where for the next 15 years has been delayed because Rugby Borough Council has still not received evidence from Warwickshire County Council to support their recommendations for transport improvements.
At a full meeting of Rugby Borough Council on 7 February 2017, Rugby Liberal Democrat Councillors voted to not support or endorse the Coventry and Warwickshire Sustainability and Transformation Plan (STP) at the present time.
The Lib Derm peers were excellent in the Article 50 debate last week.