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By Robin Parker, on March 29th, 2012%
The new on line Highways Fault Reporting System operated by the Conservative controlled Hertfordshire County Council, which went live on 6.2.2012, came under sustained attack from several Liberal Democrat county councillors at the full county council meeting on 27.3.2012.
Local Chells county councillor, Liberal Democrat Robin Parker, who is also a borough councillor, asked . . . → Read More: LIBERAL DEMOCRATS BLAST APPALLING NEW HIGHWAYS FAULT REPORTING SYSTEM – TORIES ADMIT MISTAKES AND WILL RE-INSTATE OLD SYSTEM
By Robin Parker, on March 29th, 2012%
The problems last week with the many street lights in Hertfordshire which have already been changed to Part Night Lighting (PNL) was raised by Liberal Democrat county councillors at the full county council meeting on 27.3.2012. Following this, a temporary stop has been put on any further extension of PNL until the problems have . . . → Read More: PART NIGHT LIGHTING OPPONENTS WIN TEMPORARY REPRIEVE
By adminLDP, on March 22nd, 2012%
 The Liberal Democrats have ensured this is a budget for the millions not for the millionaires, a Budget for many not the few. That’s why the biggest move in this Budget is a tax cut for ordinary workers, going further and faster towards the Liberal Democrat goal of making the first . . . → Read More: A Budget for the Millions not for the Millionaires
By John Mead, on March 18th, 2012%
The Local Action team where out in force on Saturday at Emperors Head collecting more signatures for our petition against the Tory run County Councils plan to switch Stevenage’s Street Lighting to Part Night Lighting.
Its not to late to sign our petition just click on the Part Night Lighting . . . → Read More: Part Night Lighting Campaign
By John Mead, on March 14th, 2012%
Well its that time of year again when all the stops are pulled out to canvass as many households before the May election. If you can help the local canvass team please contact either myself or Robin Parker. To this end the executive meetings planned for the 15th March and 20th April have been . . . → Read More: March and April Executives
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