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If true, thank God.
This person, the Portfolio Holder for Children's Services and Education is paid £350 a week of our money to vote for anything MP Davey or LD RBK leader Kirsch says to vote for is only good thing
We need to get rid of the rest of the LD scroungers on £350.
Can anyone explain this 23/03242/FUL?
Erection of 3 new buildings of 4 to 16 storeys and part demolition of the former Listed Old Post Office building?
What next for Pryzm as operators call in administrators?
bbc.co.uk/news/business-6798…
The now deceased Mary Clark and David Fraser were exiled by the RBK Consrvatives for not agreeing to the 2014 agenda of ReGen/development before caring for residents concerns.
They were old school/traditional.
FYI. The current RBK LD admin continues with the Cons 2014 agenda.
Kingston Town Independent Team retweeted
In every election in Kingston the LibDems claim they are the only alternative to the Conservatives to frighten folk into supporting them - but the truth is when given the chance they act as bad as them - don’t take my word for it, ask Alan Bates what Ed Davey told him
The budget numbers for 24/25 look very grim.
The LibDems promised in 2018 to reduce ‘fat cat’ salaries, yet we have doubled the fat cats, with cast off’s from failed or bankrupt councils.
Children’s services/special needs will be cut. The proposed ‘savings’ look horrendous.
So, is it true that there will be no consultation but just a ‘public exhibition’ about the progress AND that it ultimately will be an OFFICER Delegated decision?
JOIN US! With a new team on board, come along to an event and find out about the progress made to bring forward our new leisure centre - delivering what residents wanted to see within an affordable budget. Details here: ow.ly/YXwA50QojcC
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ALT Community Leisure Centre Update. Come along to a public exhibition. Saturday 13th January, 1pm - 4pm, Kingston Quaker Centre. Wednesday 17th January, 4pm - 7pm Everyday Church, Kingston. Wednesday 24th January, 4pm - 7pm, Richard Mayo Centre. Saturday 27th January 11am - 2pm, Richard Mayo Centre.