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Waverly Link Road
Thank you to all of those who managed to attend the meeting on the Waverly Link Road on 28th February. We apologise for the short notice and are aware that many people did not actually receive their invite until after the event. Unfortunately, we were only informed that the council intended to hold the meeting 2 days before the event, but sent out the letters first class on the 26th nonetheless. If you were unable to attend the event, for any reason, but would like to make a contribution please get in touch: Either by...

the link petition- save our field
http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/WoodhouseMill/ ALL/FRIENDS, I NEED YOUR HELP!!! AS YOU ARE POSSIBLY AWARE, MY NEW HOME IS SERIOUSLY UNDER THREAT OF BEING DEMOLISHED!, YEP, ITS TRUE, ONLY 2 MONTHS AFTER I BOUGHT IT I FOUND OUT, AND THE ONLY FIELD IN THE AREA IS ALSO UNDER THREAT AS ROTHERHAM PROPOSE TO BUILD A ROAD THROUGH IT!. THEY FAILED TO TELL ME AND THE RESIDENTS OF SHEFFIELD AND NOW AS A CONSEQUENCE WE ARE OPPOSING THEIR PLANS & HAVING TO FIGHT FOR WHATS RIGHT! "WHY DID'NT MY SOLICITOR FIND THIS OUT YOU ASK?", Because Rotherham didnt want...

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Press Releases

A Policy With A Bite
I’m no stranger to dangerous dogs. Years of door-knocking and leaflet-delivering have exposed me to a huge variety of dogs – most friendly, but a significant minority which make you concerned for your health and safety. In my experience, it’s not the biggest or the loudest barkers which have necessarily provided the biggest threat to me. It’s those small quiet ones which hide behind the front door and then, just as you push the leaflet through the letter-box, leap to bite the ends of your fingers. The good news for me...

Things have got better, despite the media
My local newspaper carried a shock, horror headline last week “Schools repair bill nears £96 million”. Only when you read the article did you find out that that was £66 million lower than just 5 years ago and that another £38 million would be knocked off the bill by the refurbishment of secondary schools already underway. Here again, we had the media turning a really good story in to bad news. Why do they seem so determined to deny any achievement and to run our country down? As it happens, at the...

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Clive in Parliament

Written Question Re: Gurkhas: Ex-Servicemen
7th July 2009 - Written Question Re: Gurkhas Ex-servicemen Mr. Betts: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence if he will estimate how many Gurkhas who retired from the armed forces before 1997 have since died; and if he will make a statement. Mr. Kevan Jones: Insufficient information is held to enable a reliable estimate to be made of the number of Gurkhas who retired from the armed forces before 1997 and who have now passed away. Many generations of Gurkhas have served with great distinction in the UK armed forces, since they were first permitted to volunteer for British military service in the 1815 peace treaty that...

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