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Ed Gonҫalves at the action day
Dozens of people turned up to find out about Liberal Democrat policies.
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Rugby Green Rangers: Proof of Concept
Cllr Neil Sandison's vision of volunteers, conservation groups, community groups and Rugby Borough Council working hand in hand to protect our green spaces and wildlife came a step closer today…
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This Saturday meet Ed Goncalves, Cllr Bill Lewis and Marion Nash
Ed Goncalves, Cllr Bill Lewis and Marion Nash are running an Open House drop-in at the Overslade Community Centre, in Buchanan Road, between 10.30 and 12.30 this Saturday morning (28 March 2015).
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Greens ignore needs of Rugby’s small businesses
Back in December the Green Party leader Natalie Bennett said "We desperately need to rebalance our economy away from multi-nationals back towards strong local economies built around small businesses…
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Five ways in which the Liberal Democrats support small businesses
Both in the coalition government and as a party the Liberal Democrats support small businesses.
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Saturday – Great Central Way - three bridges litter pick
As councillor for Eastlands Ward Neil Sandison has organised a litter pick for Saturday 28 March 2015. Volunteers should meet outside the church of St Peter and St John's in Clifton Road at 10.30.…
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We won’t win Rugby says Labour MP Simon Danczuk
Labour's MP for Rochdale, Simon Danczuk, has told the New Statesman that the Labour Party will not win Rugby in this year's general election.
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Now that’s what I would call “cluttered”
The conservative run county council have been justifying removing the safety railings along the gyratory on the grounds that this will unclutter the roads. (Although it now appears that they may be…
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Overseas aid should be focused on the poorest countries says Ed Gonҫalves
Parliament is now fully signed up to the United Nations target of spending 0.7% of income on international aid. That is a direct result of an initiative by a back bench MP, Liberal Democrat Mike…
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Glimmer of common sense on railings
Warwickshire county council appear to be changing their attitude to the removal of the gyratory railings.