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Attached below is Rushcliffe Constituency Labour Party’s (CLP) submission to the boundary review currently taking place in Rushcliffe. This submission has been formulated by local branch members and agreed by the CLP at the end of last month. We would ask that local residents consider our proposals and then send their own submissions for their
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Hi Everybody! Sharing the December 2021 Newsletter with you all – updates from your Labour Councillors (Borough and County!) for Rushcliffe.
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This month has been quiet since I have been receiving some excellent treatment for a relatively minor problem from both dermatology and ophthalmology at the QMC. The staff were so skilled and very kind, and the management and coordination between the departments was exemplary. I am telling you this because I am sad that at
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Really sorry this is so long, but it has been a busy few weeks. Hopefully you can find what you are looking for. Notts County Council MeetingRushcliffe Borough Council MeetingNotts CC Health Scrutiny CommitteeNotts CC Environment CommitteeUN campaign on Domestic ViolenceWest Bridgford Youth CentreFrameworkAbbey Road and Sir Edmund Campion School TrafficLady Bay SchoolShortages Notts County
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In this blog: (Click for quick focus on subject) – Report on Full Council; School Places locally (including Lady Bay School and the potential development on Regatta Way); Ratcliffe on Soar incinerator; Roads; Framework. Also I have been sent the following links that you may be interested in: >> Green Growth in the Midlands Engine>>
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We had our Labour Group AGM last month and there have been some big changes in our group. Firstly we need to congratulate Penny on her election to Nottinghamshire County Council. She will be representing the people of West Bridgford North and we feel very lucky to have a county representative in our group making
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Nottinghamshire County Council is failing to deliver on targets for environment, and it’s not clear that the current Councillors really care about actually making things better. Councillors like to be seen planting a tree here, or opening an electric charging point there, but when it comes to it: these are just small, corporatised attempts of



