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By adminLDP, on January 28th, 2012%
Attempts to prevent 12 staff from being made redundant to save just £41,000 were scuppered this week after the Conservatives voted to get rid of the Schools Library Service.
During the debate on the cabinet decision at a scrutiny meeting on Wednesday 25th January, the Liberal Democrat group highlighted that the closure of the . . . → Read More: Attempts to save the Schools Library Service thwarted
By Staff, on August 13th, 2011%
The Volunteer Police Cadet scheme in Stevenage is getting a funding boost from a local county councillor.
County Councillor Robin Parker (Chells) has contributed £1,000 from his locality budget to help cover general costs involved in running the training scheme, such as the provision of uniforms for the Cadets.
Other expenses include equipment for . . . → Read More: Councillor Backs Volunteer Police Cadets’ Training
By Staff, on July 30th, 2011%
A major safety awareness campaign targeting young people in the Stevenage area has received grants worth a total of £1,750 from two local county councillors.
County Councillor Robin Parker (Chells) and Phil Bibby (St Nicholas) have allocated £1000 and £750 respectively from their locality budgets to the Stevenage Crucial Crew project.
A total of . . . → Read More: Crucial Safety Campaign gets Funding Boost
By Tim Neale, on July 27th, 2011%
The Liberal Democrats at County Hall have expressed concerns over the way in which the county council is rolling out its plans to switch off street lights at night.
Lib Dem Leader Chris White, who raised the issue at this week’s full council meeting, said:
The goal of switching off street lights . . . → Read More: Will Herts Torpedo its Own Green Agenda?
By Tim Neale, on July 15th, 2011%
 Liberal Democrats have hit out at the Tory-run county council spending at least £60,000 on new boundary signs as you enter the county.
Lib Dem Resources spokesperson Cllr Malcolm Cowan said:
There was nothing at all wrong with the previous signs, which were actually quite dignified, bearing the county name and the hart.
. . . → Read More: Signs of Losing the Plot
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