Essex Lib Dems Question Tory Plans to Reduce Mobile Library Service
Liberal Democrats today (16 October) refused to endorse Conservative proposals to reduce mobile library services throughout Essex.
Liberal Democrats today (16 October) refused to endorse Conservative proposals to reduce mobile library services throughout Essex.
The green credentials of Conservatives in Essex were found wanting today (10 October) after they initially refused to accept a motion calling on the council to sign the Nottingham Declaration which commits the council to action on climate change. The Tories also failed to commit to publishing an action plan, within a year, stating their proposals for dealing with climate change and cutting CO2 emissions.
Buckhurst Hill West District Councillors Bob Goold and Ann Haigh carried out a survey about the introduction of a one way system.
Here is a round up of news stories from your Epping Liberal Democrat Focus Team:
The future of the area remains uncertain following the publication of a report into the East of England Plan. The report recommends to the government that North Weald should not become a site for massive housebuilding. However it does call for Harlow to expand into the Nazeing / Roydon area.
Essex County Council has announced that Debden Library will be moving temporarily to 68 The Broadway whilst the current library will be rebuilt as part of the Epping Forest College redevelopment.