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Thank you to everybody who voted yesterday and especially so to those who vote for me. I exceed my minimum expectations in an area not worked properly before and Read More …
Cllr David Walker: West Felton Parish Councillor and Whittington Lib Dem Campaigner
Mutterings of a Shropshire parish Councillor, Lib Dem campaigner, land surveyor, web designer, american football fan and amateur photographer
Thank you to everybody who voted yesterday and especially so to those who vote for me. I exceed my minimum expectations in an area not worked properly before and Read More …
Last Saturday, 25th of March, LibDems joined hundreds of parents, children and concerned Shropshire residents to march against the threat to downgrade Shropshire’s Maternity Units. SaTH had previously produced a report Read More …
After my last Focus, the feedback I received via text, survey, email or on the doorstep had a consistent theme… traffic, speeding, parking and the high number of HGVs. Park Read More …
This month I have been on two marches organised to defend local services from Conservatives cuts. Strangely, no Conservative MPs were present at the march. Conservative Councillors were in Read More …
The word is that the Conservatives are now contemplating backsliding on their Business Rates review in the face of a growing backlash. Conservatives introduced the changes to help rebalance Read More …
Many moons ago – 15 years ago to be exact – when I was a Councillor for Bridgnorth, I campaigned long and hard to get broadband to Bridgnorth. Eventually, Bridgnorth Read More …
A couple of weeks ago Shropshire Council launched their review into the Local Plan (known as SamDev) and have launched a consultation. The review will identify how much housebuilding Read More …
The latest available Road Traffic Accident data was released last October. The data for Whittington and West Felton Parishes broadly follows the trend shown in increasing traffic numbers across Read More …
Last week Powys Council announced that they will be replacing their existing street lights with LED Street Lights. They will be spending £1.5 million to replace over 5,000 street lights. Staffordshire Read More …
Last week the National Union of Teachers announced the estimated cuts to every School Budget by 2020. Based on current Government policies, the total estimated reduction across all schools in Read More …