The Liberal Democrats policies announced this week on education would have a great effect on school in Southampton. Currently under a Labour government councils across the country are forced to keep class sizes at around 30 pupils per class, under Liberal Democrat plans extra funding would be made available to local authorities to make average class sizes for Infant school 20 pupils per class and for junior school 25 pupils per class.
A map has just been published showing that there could be a massive increase in the number of Liberal Democrat MPs, including West Chelmsford. It is based on an independent opinion poll for the "Independent on Sunday" newspaper.
The initial results of the polling website www.whoshouldyouvotefor.com shows that 43% of users 'should' vote Liberal Democrat based on the policy choices they made, despite only 29% expecting a Liberal Democrat outcome.
Parliamentary Candidate Michael Headley has launched his campaign on the priorities set out in the Lib Dem Manifesto unveiled this week.
Here is a round up other problems affecting the Epping Area:
Eaglescliffe councillors Maureen Rigg & John Fletcher have frequently told Stockton Council about the state of the road in Carnoustie Drive - patching has now been completed.
