News - Mid Suffolk Liberal Democrats

CIVIL WAR IN LABOUR PARTY

The Labour Party erupted into civil war this week as seven members of the Government quit their posts today over Tony Blair's refusal to name a date for his resignation as Labour leader. Junior minister Tom Watson and six parliamentary private secretaries (PPSs) are among 17 normally loyal Labour MPs who have signed a letter calling on Mr Blair to quit. The Sun newspaper said that Mr Blair will go on 31 May, but Number 10 has insisted it had not leaked the date.

8 Sep 2006

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CONSULTATION ON SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS "FLAWED"

Conservatives on North Yorkshire County Council have conceded that their consultation about plans for the future of Special Needs Education has been flawed.

8 Sep 2006

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LIB DEMS SUPPORT BROADCASTING OF COUNCIL MEETINGS

Liberal Democrats on North Yorkshire County Council are supporting proposals for council meetings to be broadcast on a community internet radio station.

8 Sep 2006

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Phyllis Green talking to the Leader of the Council, Roger Blackmore.

Gorse Hill Farm Fly Tipping

A vast amount of fly tipping has taken place in the spinney area between Gorse Hill Farm and Groby Road.

8 Sep 2006

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Selsted School Future on Knife-edge

Selsted School's future is now in the balance after the Kent School Organisation Advisory Board narrowly voted to recommend the closure of the school. The final decision will be made in the next week by the Kent County Council Education Leader John Simmonds.

7 Sep 2006

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Eight-Nil: Kent School Board Reject Harcourt / Morehall Merger Plan

The Kent School Organisation Advisory Board has voted unanimously against the merger of Harcourt and Morehall Primary Schools in a meeting at Sessions House in Maidstone today. The meeting received the report on the public consultation on the proposals, which received almost 1,000 responses, of which just three were in favour of the merger.

7 Sep 2006

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