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25 Jan 2013
News
More action needed on winter gritting
A local County Councillor is calling for more action to tackle problems caused by icy roads and pavements in side streets across the area.
23 Jan 2013
Progress in campaign to save Ambulance Station Welcomed
A campaigner fighting to save Hinckley's Ambulance Station has welcomed news that the East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) are now considering keeping an Ambulance Base in the town. EMAS had been intending to close 65 Ambulance Stations across the East Midlands, including Hinckley's, and replacing them with 13 hubs, the nearest to Hinckey being in Leicester. Cllr Michael Mullaney, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Spokesman for Hinckley and Bosworth has welcomed the news that EMAS are now considering keeping an Ambulance Station in Hinckley. Michael Mullaney said "I have been informed by Phil Milligan head of EMAS that they will consider the option of keeping an Ambulance station in Hinckley. "It's clear that the huge opposition from local people and Ambulance staff has made EMAS think again. The public meetings in Hinckley, the demonstrations to save the Ambulance Station and the petitions to save the Ambulance Station have all helped. "If Hinckley Ambulance Station is saved it will be a real victory for peop
16 Jan 2013
Delay in Ambulance Decision welcomed
The news that the East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) have delayed their decision on the future of Ambulance Stations across the East Midlands has been welcomed.
10 Jan 2013
Councillor welcomes relaunch of Hinckley Workclub
Hinckley Councillor Michael Mullaney (Lib Dem:Trinity Ward) has welcomed the news that a club dedicated to helping out of work local people find jobs is up and running again in Hinckley.
22 Dec 2012
Nearly £2million for Hinckley and Bosworth schools – Cllr Michael Mullaney
Liberal Democrats in the Coalition Government have given schools in Hinckley and Bosworth a £1,932,000 Christmas present. The cash is an increase in the Pupil Premium funding, which targets extra money to schools depending on the number of children from disadvantaged backgrounds they have.
20 Dec 2012