A blog about Wirral Council's public meetings, Wirral Council's councillors, Bidston & St. James ward and other public bodies on Merseyside
What is the 2nd lesson on trust (DWP and the unidentified flying onion)?
This is a continuation of articles about trust and the first can be read here.
Regular readers of this blog will know the backstory as to the start of a First-tier Tribunal (Social Entitlement Chamber) about DLA and PIP.
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Wirral Council Councillors asked to approve increase to 800 new homes a year as part of new Local Plan consultation
Papers published today (3rd January 2019) on Wirral Council’s website, show their plans for a pair of public meetings on Monday 13th January 2019 for councillors to approve the next stage of public consultation on the Local Plan.
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What is in Labour’s proposed budget for Wirral Council (proposed rise in council tax and £32.9 million of cuts)?
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Cabinet (Wirral Council) 23rd December 2019 2020-2021 Budget Proposals and Tranmere Rovers
Cllr Simic describes Liverpool City Council response to 82C, 82D and 86D bus route campaign as a “bit inhuman” and that Liverpool City Council are behaving like “bureaucrats”
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Councillors heckled at meeting of Liverpool City Council’s Environment and Climate Change Select Committee
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Liverpool, always the home of progressivism had suffered a bit of a setback to its revolutionary verve of late and a public meeting of Liverpool City Council’s Environment and Climate Change Select Committee happened like a Balzacian play about the Ancien Régime set in the time of the French Revolution (indeed one suggestion made during the meeting was for a citizens’ assembly).
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