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Planning Matters
Planning Matters Spelthorne's Planning Committee has met 15 times since it was last appointed in May last year. Since then…. - One Conservative member (£3,900 p.a. allowances) has attended just one…
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Conservatives to introduce On-Street Parking Charges
Liberal Democrats say on-street parking charges will hit our community hard
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Walton Bridge gets the go ahead
The long awaited replacement Walton bridge has been given the go-ahead by the government.
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Charlton ECO Park - so many questions, so few answers
A special meeting of Spelthorne Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee is to be held to look closely at the proposal for a so-called Eco Park at Charlton Lane. Sunbury and Halliford Liberal…
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Spelthorne Conservatives refuse to resist garden-grabbing
The recent Spelthorne Borough Council meeting was a defining moment in the run-up to next May's local elections. It showcased the clear dividing line between the Conservative administration and the…
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Arrogant Conservatives refuse transparency on Planning Review
In August 2009 Liberal Democrat Councillors met with senior Council officers concerning the Planning and Development Control department. The Lib Dems submitted evidence that the department was…
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Spelthorne Conservatives ride rough-shod over democratic process
Every year at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) Spelthorne Borough Council elects the Chairman and Vice-Chairman for the various Committees. This year was different.
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Thank you for your support at the General Election
We would like to thank everyone who voted for the Liberal Democrats in Spelthorne for your support. This is the third election in a row in which Lib Dems have made substantial progress - the national…
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Vince Cable lends his support to the Spelthorne campaign
Vince Cable took time out of his busy national schedule to visit Spelthorne and to canvass on behalf on Mark Chapman. An enthusiastic group of canvassers got a very positive response from local…
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Bailed out banks shouldn't whinge about tighter controls says Cable
"This is not the time for banks to be complaining about tighter regulatory controls, it is the time for them to be lending to good British businesses," said the Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor.
