Rishi Sunak’s decision to cancel the Northern leg yet push ahead with the London Euston part of the line whilst in Manchester is a ‘slap in the face to everyone in our borough'
Following months of poor service from Royal Mail and after assurances were received from the Chief Executive’s Office at Royal Mail, the delays to postal deliveries across many part of Stockport have worsened.
Plans to shelve night and weekend cover at Offerton fire station have been canned after a massive campaign by the Liberal Democrats, which garnered thousands of signatures and objections to the plans.
Hazel Grove Parliamentary Candidate Lisa Smart was the keynote speaker as the Liberal Democrats finished their Annual Conference ready to take on the Conservatives in key seats across the country.
An intervention from Hazel Grove Parliamentary Candidate Lisa Smart at the Liberal Democrat Conference in Bournemouth has delivered a commitment from the party to fairer and lower prices for public transport.
Following the recent issue of a Section 114 notice by Birmingham City Council signalling their effective bankruptcy, last night...
Parliamentary Candidate Lisa Smart has slammed the Tory Roads Minister, Richard Holden MP, for a three year delay in updating crucial guidance on road cameras, after he said the update “has taken longer than hoped”.
Higher rainfall likely to mean large increase in sewage dumped in rivers
In preparation for the opening of the new park at Stockport town centre’s Interchange development, Council Leader Mark Hunter and Cabinet members Cllr Grace Baynham and Cllr Mark Roberts all planted trees in the new two-acre town centre park.
The Department for Transport is over three years late in revising a crucial piece of safety information for local councils on the use of speed cameras.
Rishi Sunak’s latest safety and environmental u-turn, a proposal to remove local councils' powers to introduce 20mph speed limits, could result in thousands of accidents on local roads, as crashes have been reduced by 40% in 20mph areas.
A steep cut in government funding for the Canal and River Trust (CRT) in its new 10 year settlement seems set to lead to the closure of a number of canals, and damage the canal system and the wildlife that depends on them