Lib Dems Fear Council Decision May Allow Rats To Run Free
Lib Dems on the borough council are demanding a rethink over council plans to start charging for tackling rat problems in the borough.
10 Jan 2006
Bashir Adam's Clean Up Campaign in Coleman
Bashir Adam's Campaign to tidy up Coleman continues, not only have cheeky vandals spray painted many local bus stops but also scrawled on the CCTV camera post on Green Lane Road and Deepdale!
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10 Jan 2006
Tuition fees u-turn proves Tories can't be trusted - Davey
Responding to David Cameron's statements on new Tory education plans, Liberal Democrat Shadow Education Secretary Edward Davey MP said "David Cameron himself wrote the Tory manifesto that contained pupil passports and a pledge to scrap tuition fees. In less than 12 months he has completely changed his mind. The only thing pupils and parents can be sure of is that the Tories can't be trusted."
9 Jan 2006
Tuition fees u-turn proves Tories can't be trusted - Davey
Responding to David Cameron's statements on new Tory education plans, Liberal Democrat Shadow Education Secretary Edward Davey MP said "David Cameron himself wrote the Tory manifesto that contained pupil passports and a pledge to scrap tuition fees. In less than 12 months he has completely changed his mind. The only thing pupils and parents can be sure of is that the Tories can't be trusted."
9 Jan 2006
Praise for Guildford Scientists' Contribution to Galileo Project
Guildford scientists responsible for the design and construction of the first test satellite for the Galileo project, which was successfully launched on 28 December, will receive congratulations on behalf of the Borough Council and the people of Guildford. The Mayor of Guildford, Cllr Tamsy Baker, will write to offer congratulations to the team led by Professor Sir Martin Sweeting, following a question put to her by Cllr Gordon Bridger (Lib Dem, Holy Trinity) at last week's Council meeting.
9 Jan 2006
HOLMES BACKS NEW ANIMAL WELFARE LAW
Paul Holmes will be supporting the most far-reaching piece of animal welfare legislation for almost a century when it receives its 2nd Reading in the House of Commons tomorrow (10th January).
9 Jan 2006