FROM THE CHAMBER: Flooding – not in my back yard
It was interesting to see the article on the Hurst community fighting back against unwanted development. I wish them well in their fight.
Read moreDetailsIt was interesting to see the article on the Hurst community fighting back against unwanted development. I wish them well in their fight.
Read moreDetailsI am very pleased to be invited to a round table discussion with the Housing Minister Lucy Frazer MP in an attempt to get housing numbers down
Read moreDetailsHope ? such a small word and yet such a big word!
Read moreDetailsWe're happy to support the Council when they get things right, but it was disappointing that Cllr Jones forgot the contributions of others
Read moreDetailsFor too long, we have been encouraged to view the challenges facing boys and men as entirely distinct from the needs of women and girls.
Read moreDetailsIn the current recession, following one disastrous budget which crashed the country's reputation, Mr Dickens would be utterly appalled.
Read moreDetailsI got a text from a friend last weekend asking whether I was boycotting the World Cup.
Read moreDetailsFor too long, we have been encouraged to view the challenges facing boys and men as entirely distinct from the needs of women and girls.
Read moreDetailsAs we approach the end of another year, it is good to celebrate our successes with each other.
Read moreDetailsAs another year of seeing kindness in the world around me draws to a close, I've been reflecting on what I've learned.
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