Health & Social Care Bill
Yesterday the House of Lords voted for a Mental Health amendment to the Health & Social Care Bill, one of … Continue reading Health & Social Care Bill
Yesterday the House of Lords voted for a Mental Health amendment to the Health & Social Care Bill, one of … Continue reading Health & Social Care Bill
Baroness Warsi and MP Eric Ollerenshaw drop in on Drinkwater’s Mushrooms, meeting Technical Manager Jane Drinkwater and Lancaster and Morecambe … Continue reading Local firm gets support for expansion at Tory conference
Lancaster and Fleetwood MP Eric Ollerenshaw is taking part in a scheme to make our politicians more aware of modern … Continue reading Lancaster MP to muck in as “Business Buddy”
Theresa Villiers MP Despite what looks like mounting opposition to its plans for a High Speed Rail line that will … Continue reading High Sped Rail “essential’, says government
Lancashire LINk played host to a ‘Question Time’ styled debate on NHS privatisation plans last Thursday evening at the University … Continue reading MP plays the fool at NHS Question Time
Strike action, picketing, a rally in Market Square, and a Question Time Panel where local MP Eric Ollerenshaw (pic) will … Continue reading Strike Day Question Time Public Meeting for MP
Lancaster was buzzing on Saturday as campaigners of Keep Our NHS Public were joined by groups from Lancaster and Morecambe … Continue reading Lancastrians bank on keeping the NHS public
Schools specialising in teaching children with special educational needs should also be considered for academy status, according to Lancaster MP … Continue reading Special Schools should also be academies, says Lancaster MP
A public meeting on the Alternative Vote referendum will be held in Lancaster on Wednesday to discuss the future of … Continue reading Alternative Voting: What on earth is it?
Inside Lancaster Castle. Photo: Dave Clark (www.djclark.com), from his book A Little English City: http://amzn.to/faxDi9 Add a Caption Save CaptionCancel … Continue reading Castle prison to close in March, says Clarke