GREEN BELT "NOT SAFE IN TORY HANDS"
11.46.09am GMT Thu 5th Jan 2006
11.46.09am GMT Thu 5th Jan 2006
The Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor, Vince Cable MP, spoke to a packed audience at Sutton Green Golf Club recently. The former Chief Economist for Shell said that whilst the UK had done reasonably well, the signs of potential economic problems were becoming clearer. In particular the increasing national debt and the pensions crisis worried him.
Anne Lee, Parliamentary Spokesperson for Woking Liberal Democrats has spoken out against cuts in health care. She said "Yet again we are being threatened with cuts to patient care and more reorganisations."
In a Statement welcoming the Report of the Elections and Electoral Registration Panel to Woking Borough Council for its meeting on 15th December, Cllrs Sue Smith and Philip Goldenberg, LibDem Group Leader and Deputy Leader, said:
Woking Borough Council is being urged to seize a key opportunity of enhancing commuter rail services.
A packed meeting of angry and upset parents met representatives of the Local Education Authority to challenge them about their proposed closure of The Manor School today.
In an unprecedented step, Woking LibDem and Labour Councillors have joined forces to insist that the Borough Council does all it can to prevent electoral fraud.
In response to a parliamentary question by John Hemming MP, it has been established that the General Election Marked Register for Woking has been missing since May 6th. This register provides essential information in the war against electoral fraud.
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