Crisis in our SEND System: Private Profiteering
Private companies are making huge profits as SEND budgets spiral and vulnerable people suffer without the help that they need. Government intervention is needed.
Private companies are making huge profits as SEND budgets spiral and vulnerable people suffer without the help that they need. Government intervention is needed.
The dental shortage in Norfolk and Waveney is so severe that the area has been labelled a dental desert. But the government's promises to fund a Norfolk dental school have yet to materialise.
Leader of the Lib Dems in Norfolk, Brian Watkins, gives an update on the latest goings on at County Hall, including Norfolk's devolution journey and care home crisis.
The Labour government have heartlessly blocked both automatic enrolment in free school meals for children, and cut the payments disabled people rely on for a dignified life.
Lib Dems call for an end to the dentist shortage in our country, including our local team in Norfolk.
The long-running will-they-won't-they saga rattles on, as it becomes increasingly unlikely spades will ever hit the ground.
Eaton Park is to benefit from some new improvements to the playground, changing rooms, and local amenity.
The Conservative Party candidate for Norwich South has been spreading misinformation about a purely investigative inquiry into the possibility of a shorter working week for council staff.
Water companies are making huge profits whilst filling our water with sewage - the Lib Dems are fighting back.
Eaton Councillors first raised this issue back in 2019, but so far no equitable solution has been found.
Play equipment was withdrawn from the playground in March this year as it had become dangerous. Local residents are however unhappy that it will not be replaced until early 2024.
Morrisons have taken over the McColls shop and Post Office, opening newly refurbished premises.
Norwich City Council is planning to upgrade the children’s playground on Enfield Road.
At the end of last year, the Labour-controlled city council outsourced their parking services to Parking Operations, a service provider in Kings Lynn. This means that all enquiries to do with parking and permits are now handled by them.
Residents can now enjoy a new night-time bus service, and the UEA pharmacy returns under new ownership.
Graduating UEA student James Hawketts is the Lib Dem candidate for University Ward in 2024.
The North Park Avenue access next to Pitch and Putt is a clear example of essential maintenance at the park left lacking.
Eaton Park is to benefit from some new improvements to the playground, changing rooms, and local amenity.