Monthly Archives: August 2008

Duncan Hames and Isabel Langsford are supporting local residents in Corsham to prevent the surgery relocating to a new site at Rudloe.
The plans would leave the town with no GP surgery of it’s own. The Rudloe site would be difficult …

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Labour slump to sixth as Brown hits new low.
Local Liberal Democrats are celebrating a stunning victory in the Corsham Town Council by-election.
The contest saw the election of hard-working, local campaigner, Isabel Langsford.
Isabel secured a majority of 277 votes, a massive …

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Local families here in Wiltshire are being hit by the rising cost of living, hikes in fuel costs and increases in council tax.
There have been big increases in the cost of living, and Gordon Brown’s decision to scrap the 10p …

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Lib Dem leader, Nick Clegg, has given his backing to the campaign to reopen Corsham railway station.
In their radical new transport policies, the Liberal Democrats have committed to investing billions of pounds in the railways.
Part of this money would be …

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Duncan Hames recently joined fellow school governors, staff and George Ward School pupils to mark the start of building work for Melksham’s new school.
The school has been given the green light for a completely new school building, providing state of …

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Duncan Hames, prospective Lib Dem MP spent a weekend with the police in Chippenham, patrolling the streets in the night. To see for himself what they are up against when the pubs close.
Duncan said “Going out with police officers gave …

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Local residents across Wiltshire are reeling after the Labour government pushed through a number of local Post Office closures in spite of fierce opposition. 
Liberal Democrats led campaigns to keep them open, starting petitions and calling public meetings, but the government …

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