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Ipswich Borough Council’s decision to “improve” the Cornhill, a popular public space fronting the former Town Hall, is proving disastrous.
A candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is to be chosen on Friday.
In Bexley we don’t lecture people but take a practical approach. It saves millions of pounds a year.
First time young offenders need a chance of being steered away from a life of crime.
There was only one contest this week. The Conservatives held a seat in Middlesbrough.
The paperwork mountain grows for Special Needs – yet children are still sent to schools that leave them suffering.
They are continuing to implement planning policies they have declared themselves opposed to.
Many of those Londoners who self identify as being on the Left also back key Conservative policies.
With Council Tax continuing to rise, these companies should be required to provide detailed Annual Reports, which identify directors and any payments they receive.
The Chancellor could please every beer & cider drinker; charity donor; motorhome manufacturer, retailer and owner; caravan site owner, and public toilet user in Britain.
The current media narrative links every wrinkle in the weather with dire predictions of imminent Armageddon. The young especially are being convinced that the end is nigh.
The Conservatives lost a seat to Labour in Derbyshire. But the Conservatives gained a seat from Labour in Hertsmere.
It was a failed county. An abomination of the 1972 Local Government Act. Yet bureaucrats keep trying to revive it by stealth.
Most don’t even mention knife crime. Instead they boast of endorsements from far left groups.
There are innovative ways that councils can help deliver the Prime Minister’s agenda on policing, housing, and social care.
We will provide an environment for teachers and governors who support our Party, to meet, discuss, and campaign together.
If we’re really going solve it and “build better” as Scruton wished then we need massive changes.
If we’re really going solve it and “build better” as Scruton wished then we need massive changes.
He has repeatedly shown that he is not interested in governing and making the difficult choices this entails. Instead he prefers playing to the gallery.
There was only one contest this week. Labour held a seat in Warrington.
In Suffolk, it is proposed to change the service to meet changing need, with a focus on sharing buildings and working with other organisations to maximise benefits.
Labour and Lib Dem councillors offer a seemingly endless stream of virtue signalling motions. We want practical results.
Labour and Lib Dem councillors offer a seemingly endless stream of virtue signalling motions. We want practical results.
I commit to ensuring that education standards improve, and to back a freeport and eco-innovation enterprise zones.
We need to adapt to the changing circumstances. More of our support is coming from less affluent areas in the capital.
Innovation has meant that our service has increased visitor numbers. 94 per cent of those who use it, rate it as good or very good.
This week saw two contests in Suffolk. The Conservatives held both seats.
Local design codes could be simplified, but based on local tastes and preferences through consultation.
We will fight on a positive city-wide agenda: respecting and empowering the individual, strengthening all communities, investing evenly across the City.
Our City has great potential. But unemployment is at twice the national average, and the need to build more homes is immediate and pressing.