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- Dyson sets out plans to boost high tech industry
David Cameron and Ken Clarke have welcomed Sir James Dyson's "Ingenious Britain" report. - Brown must be recalled to Chilcot
Liam Fox calls for Gordon Brown to be recalled to clarify his evidence to the Chilcot Inquiry. - Community pubs facing tax bombshell
Shapps says that Gordon Brown?s tax inspectors hiking up business rates for local pubs across country - Value for money in your town hall
David Cameron pledges to give more power, discretion and autonomy to local councils. - Labour's legacy is fewer and bigger schools
New analysis reveals that the number of state secondary schools has fallen by 10 per cent under Labour. - David Cameron pays tribute to Michael Foot
Reacting to the announcement of his death, David Cameron has paid tribute to former Labour leader Michael Foot. - Cameron welcomes historic introduction of Leaders' Debates
David Cameron has expressed his delight that General Election TV debates have been agreed on. - Labour attempts to lock in wasteful NHS IT contracts
Stephen O?Brien challenges the Government to come clean about attempts to lock in wasteful NHS IT contracts. - We will end the political control of A levels
Michael Gove announces that a Conservative Government will end political interference in A Levels. - We can't afford another five years of Labour?s economic incompetence
Ken Clarke joined David Cameron and George Osborne in speaking about the economy at Thomson Reuters.
Baroness Warsi visits Town
Feb 25th
Sayeeda Warsi, the Shadow Minister for Community Cohesian visited Warrington and took the opportunity to pay her respects to the both the Muslim Mosque in Bewsey and the Sikh Temple in Latchford. The Baroness was impressed by both buildings and re-iterated the Conservative Party commitment to community integration and constructive co-existence.
Conservatives Launch Village Plan Consultation
Feb 5thOver 300 Hundred Replies in support of a Village Plan
Every household is Stockton Heath has recently received a Village Plan Survey from local Conservatives. Questions vary from the need for public facilities in the village to the increasing incidence of licensed premises and late night activity in the village.
So far over 300 replies have been received. The survey is the brainchild of Parish councillor, Stephen Taylor who said “for sometime the village has been developing in ways that many disagree with….I wanted to give the residents a say it how they would like to see the village change over the next few years……..this survey will be used as the basis for the production of a village plan which will provide a benchmark for future development…..I am delighted with the response so far”
Of the 8 subject areas covered by the survey, the highest priority responses were focused on the character of the village, with a desire to see a more varied and wider cross section of business types in the village, better parking and traffic control and toilet facilities being the residents top 3.
Residents commented
“Illegal parking in the village is a big problem, especially near the chip shops and Sainsbury’s. This needs to be clamped down!”
“Saving and restoring historic items in the village will help save the village identity at very little cost”
“We are concerned that the village is becoming filled with ha9irdressesr, estate agents, and eating places. largely due to the high rent being charged. This is what happened to Knutsford, where we moved from.”
“There is an urgent need for toilet facilities in the village.”
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Stephen Taylor and Sonia Boggan and Parliamentary Candidate, David Mowat, review the replies received so far.
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Every household is Stockton Heath has recently received a Village Plan Survey from local Conservatives. Questions vary from the need for public facilities in the village to the increasing incidence of licensed premises and late night activity in the village.
So far over 300 replies have been received. The survey is the brainchild of Parish councillor, Stephen Taylor who said “for sometime the village has been developing in ways that many disagree with….I wanted to give the residents a say it how they would like to see the village change over the next few years……..this survey will be used as the basis for the production of a village plan which will provide a benchmark for future development…..I am delighted with the response so far”
Of the 8 subject areas covered by the survey, the highest priority responses were focused on the character of the village, with a desire to see a more varied and wider cross section of business types in the village, better parking and traffic control and toilet facilities being the residents top 3.
Residents commented
“Illegal parking in the village is a big problem, especially near the chip shops and Sainsbury’s. This needs to be clamped down!”
“Saving and restoring historic items in the village will help save the village identity at very little cost”
“We are concerned that the village is becoming filled with ha9irdressesr, estate agents, and eating places. largely due to the high rent being charged. This is what happened to Knutsford, where we moved from.”
“There is an urgent need for toilet facilities in the village.”
Picture
Stephen Taylor and Sonia Boggan and Parliamentary Candidate, David Mowat, review the replies received so far.
This is a blank template.