
Diary of a Cornwall Councillor in Summer
August is traditionally the month where things are quieter ... why not get out and visit local attractions - go for walks on the coast, or take the bus as there are cheap fares for families and individuals
August is traditionally the month where things are quieter ... why not get out and visit local attractions - go for walks on the coast, or take the bus as there are cheap fares for families and individuals
Jim Candy recounts some of the positive actions taken partly as a result of respectful and peaceful campaigning.
As usual, the Liberal Democrats had a stand at Liskeard Show. We like to listen to residents, and this is a great opportunity to meet farmers and their families, as well as others just having a relaxing day out.
Jim gives a brief history of Tamar crossings and how we ended up in the current situation. Liberal Democrats believe that Tamar Tolls should only have been used to pay off the original capital cost and running costs should be funded by central government
Sarah outlines her journey to being elected as Councillor for Lostwithiel and Lanreath, and what she is doing in the first few weeks on Cornwall Council.
Cllr Jim Candy sites examples of the effect of Labour government changes to planning. How renewable energy is much cheaper and better for local economy than the alternatives. He points out the government is not putting much needed investment in South West