Arriva to Take Over London Underground Rail Operations
London Overground is currently jointly run by MTL (港铁) and Deutsche Bahn (DB) - although Arriva, which is a DB subsidiary company managed the railway services on their behalf.
21 Oct 2016
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A Local Liberal Democrat By Election Success as Ellie Hudspith Storms to Victory in St Albans Clarence Ward
Last Thursday, 20th October, 2016 Ellie Hudspith stormed to victory in an unexpected by election in the Clarence Ward of St...
22 Oct 2016
Give Other Local Authorities the Anti-Litter Powers that London can Deploy!
The problem of littering from cars is spiralling. Last year in north Hertfordshire 80 tonnes of litter were collected from just 18 miles of A-roads. In Dorset 2 tonnes of litter was collected from a 5-mile section of the A338 at a cost to local taxpayers of £10,000.
23 Oct 2016
Bees Still in Decline Due to Insecticide Use - as the UK Works Hard to Undermine EU Restrictions
Bees are crucial to the pollination of crops and to agricultural efficiency. However they are under threat from a number of chemicals - some in a quite unexpected manner. For example selective herbicides and fertilizer might not be expected to hurt bees at all. However spray drift from herbicides and fertilizer run off from the crop areas have led to field margins becoming dominated by a sparse vegetation composed of coarse grasses, nettles, docks and hogweed. Few flowering plants thrive here and bees have insufficient blossom to feed from.
26 Oct 2016
Three Rivers District Councillor Sarah Nelmes Chosen to Fight Rickmansworth West in the HCC Elections.
Sarah Nelmes, who is currently one of the three serving Three Rivers District councillors for the Penn & Mill End Ward has been selected as the Liberal Democrat candidate for the new Rickmansworth West Division in the May 2017 elections for Hertfordshire County Council.
12 Nov 2016
MPs Accuse May Government of "Dishonesty" for Claiming They are Giving £10 billion to NHS. Lib Dem Lamb Calls for Reform
A group of MPs say the government is being dishonest when they claim it is allocating an extra £10bn to the NHS in England over the next five years.
14 Nov 2016