The Conservative Administration voted against Cllr David Kendall's move to make 2011 "The Year of the Volunteer" in Brentwood. The move would have resulted in a consolidated campaign to promote and further volunteering in the borough for the benefit of all residents.
Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg's response to the Prime Minister's statement on Afghanistan:
Local farmers are demanding more action to help them stay in business this winter as banks continue to halt lending to small businesses.
Commenting on the Public Sector rich list released by the Tax Payers' Alliance today [Friday], Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for Ludlow and Bridgnorth, Heather Kidd, said:
The Care Quality Commission, the government agency in charge of assessing the quality of care available to vulnerable people, have rated the care services provided by Surrey County Council as adequate. This is the lowest rating awarded to Adult Services this year, shared only by another seven Councils in the country. According to the report published today, Surrey is still in need of special measures and the Council will be closely monitored by the Government to make sure services improve.
The Care Quality Commission, the government agency in charge of assessing the quality of care available to vulnerable people, has rated the care services provided by Surrey County Council as "adequate" - the lowest rating awarded to Adult Services this year, shared only by another seven Councils in the country. According to their report, Surrey is still in need of special measures and the Council will be closely monitored by the Government to make sure services improve.
