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Such a positive obituary of Roger Heape - a great @WinLD supporter. I know @jackielibdem and I greatly valued Roger's support at General Elections. Much missed. // "Trade pays tribute to industry stalwart Roger Heape | Travel Weekly" travelweekly.co.uk/news/touri…
About 3 days ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter for Android · reply · retweet · favourite
The last declaration in the UK? And it's a Lib Dem gain... 🙂 twitter.com/WinchesterCity…
About 4 days ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter for Android · reply · retweet · favourite
A big thank you to the voters of Winchester Westgate for re-electing me as their County Councillor for the next 4 years. A particular thank you for the 1,245 vote majority! 🙂
About 6 days ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter for Android · reply · retweet · favourite
Boris Johnson absolutely doesn't get it. The barrier between home & work has got smaller and many people are working much longer hours. Work is changing & will change more. We have to find *new* models for our cities to thrive. And we can't let up on COVID theguardian.com/world/2021/ma… pic.twitter.com/5zLd3Q7uNV
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Category Archives: Winchester
COVID-19 and our local streets
I’ve been thinking a lot about the challenges and opportunities that COVID-19 offers to the way we use our streets and roads here in Winchester.
Hampshire’s cuts to hit Winchester hard
Yesterday’s meeting of Hampshire’s Conservative cabinet confirmed that they will go ahead with their reckless £140 million cuts
Conservatives vote down tougher action on air quality
Once again, Conservative Councillors at Winchester City Council have voted down a proposal from the Lib Dem group to have a tougher policy on air quality in the city. I summed up on a proposal at today’s council meeting that it should …
Autumn 2016 St Paul Ward Focus
Topics include: Station Approach, Station Area Parking, New Tory ‘Tip Tax’, Our crossing campaigns, The local vote to ‘remain’. Air Quality. Grammar Schools. Safer Routes to School
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This followed a letter in the Hampshire Chronicle attacking council offers for recent failures at the council. Cllr Gottlieb is wrong to blame all the ills of the council on the council’s senior management team. The people that authorised the Station …
