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20 Most Recent News Stories
Kenilworth Residents Win Free Parking at Castle
Thu 27th Nov 2008
After a long campaign led by Liberal Democrat town councillor Pat Ryan and subsequently backed by other town councillors, English Heritage has now agreed that parking in the Brays car park at Kenilworth Castle will remain free for Kenilworth residents when charging begins from 1st April 2009.
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Lib Dems breathe new life into Wellesbourne Leisure Centre project
Wed 26th Nov 2008
Wellesbourne's plans for a new Leisure Centre, controversially cancelled by Conservatives on Stratford District Council, were given a kiss of life this week when Liberal Democrat councillors forced a fresh debate on the issue. Now local Lib Dems are challenging the Conservatives to think again and restore the project, which has major support from Wellesbourne residents.
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Funding Needed for Citizens Advice Bureau in Kenilworth
Sun 23rd Nov 2008
At this week's meeting of the Kenilworth Town Council, Liberal Democrat councillors Ann Blacklock and Pat Ryan proposed that the town council should provide some financial support to the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) to enable its vital work to continue in Kenilworth.
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Lib Dems Force A Proper Debate On Warwick District Bus Scheme
Sun 16th Nov 2008
Sharp-eyed Liberal Democrat county councillors spotted recently that the Conservative Cabinet were trying to slip through a major decision on the future of the Warwick District 'SPARK' bus scheme without discussion. As a result, the subject was given an initial airing at an Environment Overview & Scrutiny meeting this week, and both Liberal and Labour committee members outvoted the Conservatives to send the matter back to the Cabinet with the recommendation that it should be debated fully by the Warwick Area Committee before Cabinet makes any final decisions.
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New 'Van Ban' Policy Is Still Unfair and Discriminatory
Sun 16th Nov 2008
Liberal Democrat county councillor John Whitehouse (Kenilworth Abbey) has criticised as "still unfair and discriminatory" a proposed new policy at Warwickshire County Council's (WCC's) household waste recycling centres. The new policy will permit a minor relaxation of the current rules to allow drivers of twin cab 4x4 pick-up vehicles to use the centres in future, but only if it is a household's only vehicle.
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Nigel Rock Challenges Case for Cemex Plant at Southam
Sun 16th Nov 2008
Liberal Democrat PPC Nigel Rock has challenged the case being made by Cemex to build a waste recycling facility at Southam. In a formal submission to Warwickshire County Council's Regulatory Committee, Nigel states as follows:-
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A step closer to Kenilworth's dedicated walking and cycling network
Tue 4th Nov 2008
A scheme to make it easy for the people of Kenilworth to choose walking and cycling for everyday journeys came a step closer today as sustainable transport charity Sustrans and its Connect2 partners at Warwickshire Council signed the paperwork that will guide the development of the scheme for the coming months.
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Lib Dems Win The Day In Incinerator Debate
Tue 21st Oct 2008
The Warwickshire Liberal Democrat Group were successful in winning the day with their amendments to the "Project Transform" recommendations in today's full Council debate on the future of residual waste disposal for Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull - see previous story.
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The Incinerator Debate: Key Decisions Day for Warwickshire County Council
Tue 21st Oct 2008
Warwickshire County Council decides today whether it will proceed with a joint application for government Public Finance Initiative (PFI) credits with Coventry City Council and Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, based on a project to build a new 305,000 tonnes Energy from Waste (EfW) plant on a site adjacent to the existing Coventry incinerator.
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Kenilworth Green Exhibition
Wed 20th Aug 2008
KICC, the Kenilworth Initiative for Climate Change, is hosting a Green Exhibition at St. Francis Church Hall, Warwick Road, Kenilworth on 29th August 2008 between 1.00 p.m. and 8.00 p.m. Entry to the exhibition is free.
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Lib Dems Ask Post Office To Think Again Over Albion Street Branch Closure
Wed 16th Jul 2008
Liberal Democrat councillors and campaigners have stepped up their pressure on the Post Office to reconsider its plan to close the post office branch at 112A Albion Street Kenilworth, or to support an alternative way of ensuring that services are maintained in the area.
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Kenilworth Cemetery Flooding - A Solution At Last
Wed 16th Jul 2008
A long campaign by district councillor Ann Blacklock (Liberal Democrat, Kenilworth Abbey), for Warwick District Council to address the persistent flooding problems at Kenilworth Cemetery caused by the underground collapse of antiquated drainage, has resulted in success at last.
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Conservatives Play Politics Over Green Bin Charges
Fri 11th Jul 2008
A motion put forward by Councillor Ann Blacklock (Liberal Democrat, Kenilworth Abbey), asking the Executive to reconsider the new charge of £30 for a second green recycling bin, was heavily defeated at a meeting of Warwick District Council on Wednesday evening. The Conservatives administration chose to treat it as a 'political' motion and attacked it vehemently, though mostly inaccurately.
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Do Tories Really Believe Importance Of Climate Change?
Tue 1st Jul 2008
Nigel Rock, Lib Dem PPC and Stratford district councillor for Stockton, Napton & Shuckburgh, has seconded a Lib Dem motion to be debated by Stratford District Council at its next meeting on the 14th July. This is in response to press reports that the Conservative M.P. for Stratford no longer believes in the importance of climate change.
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Lib Dems Rally Support For Albion Street Post Office
Mon 30th Jun 2008
Liberal Democrat councillors in Kenilworth have taken rapid action to rally support for the Albion Street 'One Stop' post office, which is one of the 51 branches targeted for closure by the Post office across Birmingham, Coventry & Warwickshire. A survey of customers' reactions to the closure announcement has been carried out in the Albion Street branch and in neighbouring shops, and a house-to-house survey of the local area has been completed. A petition has been launched today.
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