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20 Most Recent Press Articles
SUMMER EMERGENCY 2007 INQUIRY LAUNCHED
Published on Thu 30th Aug 2007
The County Council has set up a special, cross-party Task Group of seven members to investigate the causes and impacts of the recent flooding and to monitor efforts to prevent their repetition. The group will be known as the "Summer Emergency 2007 Inquiry Task Group".
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Read "SUMMER EMERGENCY 2007 INQUIRY LAUNCHED" in full (330 words).
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GLOUCESTER'S MP MUST SAVE TRI-SERVICE
Published on Fri 6th Jul 2007
Liberal Democrats in Gloucestershire are appealing to Gloucester's MP, Parmjit Dhanda, to save the County's TriService Fire Control at Quedgeley following his appointment as Fire Service Minister.
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Read "GLOUCESTER'S MP MUST SAVE TRI-SERVICE" in full (234 words).
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COUNCIL TO ACT ON "GARDEN GRABBING"
Published on Wed 20th Jun 2007
Following a Liberal Democrat proposal made today, the County Council has agreed to write to Ruth Kelly, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, calling upon her to abolish the brownfield status of gardens in order to prevent inappropriate development in residential areas.
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Read "COUNCIL TO ACT ON "GARDEN GRABBING"" in full (244 words).
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GARDEN GRABBING IS OUT OF HAND
Published on Tue 19th Jun 2007
Residents of Gloucestershire are concerned about the amount of building going on in domestic gardens. Locals from affected residential areas have made frequent complaints about the impacts such developments have upon their privacy, as well as the character and biodiversity of the areas where they take place.
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Read "GARDEN GRABBING IS OUT OF HAND" in full (346 words).
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LET'S PUT SOME PRIDE INTO NEW BUILDINGS
Published on Thu 14th Jun 2007
More consideration should be given to artwork and other features to make Gloucestershire's new buildings interesting, attractive and a source of pride for their users - so say the County Council's Liberal Democrats.
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Read "LET'S PUT SOME PRIDE INTO NEW BUILDINGS" in full (427 words).
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CARBON MANAGEMENT STRATEGY WELCOME BUT OVERDUE: MUCH WORK STILL TO BE DONE - LIB DEMS
Published on Wed 6th Jun 2007
Liberal Democrats on Gloucestershire County Council have welcomed the introduction of a Carbon Management Strategy to reduce emissions arising from Council business and to encourage action on Climate Change across the County; but they have criticised some shortcomings in its objectives, and are warning there is still much to be done in the struggle to tackle Climate Change.
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Read "CARBON MANAGEMENT STRATEGY WELCOME BUT OVERDUE: MUCH WORK STILL TO BE DONE - LIB DEMS" in full (398 words).
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Martin warns against dangerous dog tragedy
Published on Mon 30th Apr 2007
Cheltenham's MP Martin Horwood has raised Cheltenham Animal Shelter's concerns about the weakness of the current law on dangerous dogs. This follows several high-profile cases of attacks on other dogs and on people in Cheltenham recently.
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Read "Martin warns against dangerous dog tragedy" in full (117 words).
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Martin says no to nuclear power
Published on Mon 30th Apr 2007
Local MP Martin Horwood has condemned government plans to commission a new generation of nuclear power plants, even all the previous ones needed billions of pounds of public money spent on them and created radioactive waste that will take centuries to clean up. The site of Berkeley power station in Gloucestershire won't be declared completely safe until the 22nd century!
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Read "Martin says no to nuclear power" in full (127 words).
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