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Litter and rubbish

Clean Sweep

I've recently discovered that the state of our streets and towns has been cited by marketing experts as the major block on "selling" Folkestone and Hythe. The litter our our streets, the overflowing bins, and the state of the town centre at night mean that those marketing experts feel its not even worth trying to get people to come here. Their prognosis is simple - get and keep Shepway clean and tidy - all the time. Make people like where they live, and want it to succeed. From there, the marketing has a chance.

TPCSLD
19 Nov 2006
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Stephen Robinson speaks at regional conference

Chelmsford Lib Dems in high profile at regional conference

Chelmsford Lib Dem John Masek was elected as Secretary of the East of England Liberal Democrats at their conference on Saturday in Huntingdon. John, together with colleague Stephen Robinson, tabled a motion expressing concern about Essex County Council backing a "road only" Lower Thames Crossing. Other Chelmsford Lib Dems, including Councillors Tom Smith-Hughes and Andrew Sosin, also attended the conference and training events, along with over 200 Lib Dem regional colleagues. A range of conference pictures are on the website.

19 Nov 2006
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Cllr Simon Jones & Cathy Chitticks

Action for Wellington Close Residents

Residents of Wellington Close, off Queensland Crescent, Chelmsford, are delighted that their overgrown side and rear pathways have been trimmed back following pressure from local Lib Dem Councillor Simon Jones. The paths were badly overgrown with brambles and weeds, and have now been cleaned up and trimmed by Chelmer Housing Partnership.

19 Nov 2006
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Government targets on Climate Change a good first step

Commenting on the announcement that the Government is considering introducing a Climate Change Bill in the Queen's Speech, West Midlands Liberal Democrats MP, Lorely Burt said "I have already pledged my support to the campaign, backed by environmental groups in the West Midlands."

18 Nov 2006
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