Our First Tomatoes Look Promising, Despite a Difficult Year
The climate seems to be changing more and more under the influence of global heating. Some crops have done well, […]
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Nick Hollinghurst
Working for social democracy and a greener world through the Liberal Democrats
INTERESTING FACTS 2. HOUSES AND PLANNING PERMISSION
INTERESTING FACTS 2. HOUSES AND PLANNING PERMISSION
Did you know that there are over a million homes in the UK where […]
INTERESTING FACTS 1. CARS AND PEOPLE
INTERESTING FACTS 1. CARS AND PEOPLE
Did you know that there are:
33.6 million people with driving licences in the UK?
31.7 million […]
Britain’s Highest Hybrid? Snowdon Mountain Railway Buys Two Hybrid Diesel Locomotives.
Yes, it’s certainly true – hybrid traction is getting everywhere now!
The latest news is that Snowdon Mountain Railway’s owners, Heritage […]
Calmer, Quieter Residential Areas – Stronger, Healthier Communities and a Better Quality of Life.
His 1981 book was described at the time as “the most thorough and detailed work on urban streets to […]
Read more →No Smoke without Fire… no Smoke without Damage. Concern Raised over Smoking in Pregnancy at County Public Health Panel
Towards the end of last year a report on smoking in pregnancy was presented to the County’s Public Health Cabinet […]
Read more →East-West Rail moves into the next Phase as Work Proceeds on the Bletchley Flyover across the West Coast Mainline.
The long-awaited project to restore rail connections between Oxford and Cambridge and then on to the East Coast has been […]
Read more →Dacorum Councillors shocked by Johnson’s “Build, Build, Build!” Planning White Paper. The End of the Green Belt?
The White Paper is open for consultation until October. However, as it stands at the moment it is a proposal […]
Read more →Gwyliau Arhosiad Byr ym Mhortmeirion yr Wythnos Cyntaf Mis Awst. A Short Stay Holiday in Portmeirion, First Week in August
Rosemarie and Nick had a short break this year already with four days in Wiltshire, when we were very lucky […]
Read more →Trees and Bees in Hertfordshire – the County Council Responds to Situations and to Public Concerns
There were two complications raised by officers, namely that wild flowers need a nutrient poor soil to thrive and many […]
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