Questions to Medway Council
Medway Tory Council Portfolio-holders challenged At the January 2015 full Council meeting, the following questions were asked by the Liberal Democrat group A total of 4 questions were asked:
Medway Tory Council Portfolio-holders challenged At the January 2015 full Council meeting, the following questions were asked by the Liberal Democrat group A total of 4 questions were asked:
Open Your Eyes If we are going to stop human trafficking we all need to keep our eyes open. Some signs to look out for include:
Regarding issues you may have concerning anti-social behaviour Thank you to those of you who responded to our previous communication regarding some of the problems within your immediate vicinity. Thank you enormously to those of you who have volunteered to help us in our quest to make things better for the residents of Gillingham South.
In yet another demonstration of being the only party with radical ideas to bring about a stronger economy in a fairer society to enable everyone to get on in life, the Liberal Democrats plan to extend free childcare, which will save families thousands of pounds.
I think a lot of people are wondering why the energy companies are not making bigger reductions in what they are charging the public. The reasons given around investment for the future and ensuring supplies, but anyone looking at their enormous profits can see that these are pretty thin excuses.
Gillingham's parliamentary candidate, Paul Chaplin, joins local Councillor, Diana Smith, in checking out the large poster outside a local school. Paul would like to see Liberal Democrats returned to Government to push for more help for families - already we have introduced the pupil premium by which schools that educate pupils from a low income background will, this coming year, receive £1320 additional cash for each child, and of course a free hot meal every day for all infant children.