Press release: Construction company to pay £54,000 for polluting East Sussex river
Interserve Construction Limited were fined £54,000 after admitting discharging silt-laden water into a tributary. read more
Interserve Construction Limited were fined £54,000 after admitting discharging silt-laden water into a tributary. read more
China plans to launch Shijian-13, its first high-throughput communications satellite, in April, the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST) said Friday. The 4.6-tonne satellite, with a message capacity of more than 20 GB, will be carried into orbit b… read more
Britain’s diplomatic and military strength abroad will help enhance UK security and prosperity, the Defence and Foreign Secretaries announced today. read more
Ian Lavery, Labour’s Elections and National Campaign Co-ordinator, responding to Paul Nuttall’s speech to UKIP Spring Conference, said:
“You cannot trust a word Paul Nuttall says, he’ll say anything to try and get elected. His speech today is simply more empty rhetoric from the leader of a failing party that has no answers to the challenges we face.
“Paul Nuttall does not stand up for working people, just as he does not stand up for the people of Stoke. All he wants is to get to Westminster to back the Tories and privatise our NHS. A vote for him is a vote to break up the health service as we know it.”
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17 February 2017
*Jonathan Bartley, Green Party co-leader: “There’s nothing anti-establishment about scrapping help for those in need”
The Green Party has responded to UKIP leader Paul Nuttall’s plan to divert foreign aid spending to the NHS, which he raised during a speech at UKIP’s spring conference in Bolton.
Jonathan Bartley, Green Party co-leader, said:
“There’s no denying the NHS is in crisis but snatching money away from poorer countries is not the answer. There’s nothing anti-establishment about scrapping help for those in need.
“Nuttall is trying to pretend this is a silver bullet solution but we need to be honest – there’s a simple way to ease the pressure on our overburdened NHS and that’s to make the richest pay more tax. Our foreign aid spending is crucial to help stamp out inequalities around the world. A solution that simply creates another problem elsewhere is no solution at all.”
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