When it comes to the District Council, the Conservatives are making all the wrong decisions. They’ve decided to borrow £30 million to invest in commercial property rather than using the money to address our area’s need for social housing and their plans for Strategic Site Six in the local plan are simply not feasible and would damage our local area.

Many of my usual followers will be pleased to see the new bus shelter outside Peacocks. I’m very proud of it. It is a much-needed amenity and is very useful for those who need both shelter from the rain and somewhere to sit when waiting for a bus. It will also, in a few months, […]

With the news that Jack Davies’ pledge to get a bus shelter installed at the top of Lymington High Street will be fulfilled this month, Jack Davies says that this can be just the beginning.

Please fill in this crime survey so we can build up an accurate picture of crime and anti-social behaviour across the Lymington, Pennington, Pilley, Boldre and South Baddesley area.

With the people of Lymington, Pennington, Pilley, Boldre and South Baddesley voting in a new County Councillor on May 4th, here are 5 great reasons to back local Liberal Democrat, Jack Davies. 1. Household Waste Recycling Centres at risk The Conservative County Council admitted in a strategy paper last year that “widespread site closures” would be […]

On Monday the Labour party had one of its biggest meltdowns yet. Voting for, then against the amendment to protect the rights of EU citizens who already live in the UK to stay here.

The County is facing drastic cuts to local services and the Councillors making those cuts must be subject to effective scrutiny, and we are ready for Real Change.

In the run up to the elections to Hampshire County Council in May 2013, the Conservatives pledged “To protect our Library and Museum Services”.

So what have the Conservatives done with our Library Service they pledged to protect?

The latest Conservative budget will hit hard working self employed people hardest, whilst putting a little more in the pocket of higher rate tax payers.

Today the Conservative Chancellor made many believe that he was giving social care a much-needed boost but don’t be deceived.

Instead, there will still be a huge £2billion black hole in social care funding next year alone