Baroness Bowles of Berkhamsted will Speak in the Lords on Monday asking for Further Help for Pubs.
Sharon Bowles, who is part of the Liberal Democrat Group of the House of Lords, intends to speak on Monday […]
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Thank You for Taking Part in the Informal Survey. Lots of Space for Off-Carriageway Cycling along the A4251
Thank you to everyone (108) who took part in the informal survey on Safer Cycling and Quiet Roads.
Local Survey results […]
A Silver Lining to Lockdown? First Vegetables from the Garden!
The more you learn about Covid-19, the less you want to catch it – especially if you’re over 70 or […]
Read more →“Charging Point Companies are Working to expand their Networks – but too Slowly!” claims Lib Dem Councillor.
Nick, himself the driver of an battery powered electric vehicle (BEV) for 5 years, claims that the rate of expansion […]
Read more →Five New Rail Freight Services to Take the Load off the Road.
European railfreight giant, DB Cargo, has recently launched two services from Valencia and Murcia to their intermodal terminal at Barking […]
Read more →Business is Booming in Electricity Supply as New Interconnector Projects Start Up
There’s a number of grid interconnectors now in construction across the Channel, the Irish and the North Seas, or being […]
Read more →“The Prime Minister must think again on abolishing UK Aid” say Liberal Democrats.
The day before yesterday the Prime Minister announced that the Foreign Office and Department for International Development are set to […]
Read more →In a Regional First, Cambridge Invests in an Electric Bin Lorry. First of Many?
The Greater Cambridge Shared Waste Service – a partnership between South Cambridgeshire District and Cambridge City Councils – has acquired […]
Read more →Government’s “Restoring Your Railway” Funding in Full Swing with First Round Winning Bids Announced
The Department for Transport is inviting MPs, local councils and community groups across England and Wales to propose how they […]
Read more →As More Spending on New Roads is Announced, the Tory Government Cuts Funds for Maintenance.
In his Spring Budget, the Chancellor announced a further £29.5 billion funding package to upgrade England’s roads. This included £27 […]
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