VOTERS of Bury will be justified in wondering whether Parliament’s failure to deliver Brexit is down to conspiracy or just bungling incompetence. Perhaps it’s a bit of both!
THE electorate is faced with a bewildering choice of which political party to elect at the forthcoming council elections.
I AM mystified by the report in the Bury Times last week quoting that our hard-up council spends £30,000 a year on car parking permit schemes for staff (Car park charges could help tackle overspend).
READERS may be interested to know that the NHS is consulting on changes to the law that have the potential to affect each and every one of us.
PARLIAMENT has now effectively legislated that Britain cannot leave the EU without a deal.
REGARDING the report on the Bury Times website New parking charges could be introduced in Prestwich, Ramsbottom and Radcliffe to help cut council spending.
SO Bury Council has "listened" to the local community's concerns regarding the proposed development of Aldi and McDonald's . . . but they are going ahead anyway.
BURY Council has recently saddled us with a £1,420 council tax bill in respect of our Band B terraced house.
THE House of Commons cannot make up its mind on what to do with Brexit.
WE are just some of many Labour Party members from Bury worried about the threat Brexit poses to workers’ rights built up over the past 40 years.
