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Councillors launch petition to keep bus service
Hinckley and Bosworth Liberal Democrat councillors have launched a petition to keep a threatened bus service.
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Sign the number 7 bus petition
Please sign the petition to keep the number 7 bus service that runs through many local villages http://bosworthlibdems.org.uk/en/petition/number-7-bus
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Fuel duty cut right decision for local families - Cllr Michael Mullaney
Local Liberal Democrats have welcomed news that the Coalition Government has decided to postpone the August fuel duty rise.
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Petition opposing Phone Mast submitted
A petition signed by nearly 200 residents opposing proposals to put a 15metre (49 foot) phone mast on Tudor Road, Hinckley has been submitted to Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council, a copy is also…
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Pavement Safety Campaign Success
A campaign to make the pavement outside a Hinckley shop safer has been a success.
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Councillors urge residents to have their say on threat to villages bus service
Two Hinckley and Bosworth Liberal Democrat councillors are urging people living in villages in the west of the Borough to have their say on the
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Phone Mast Plans “Totally wrong”
Proposals by two mobile phone companies to site a 15 metre (49 ft) phone mast in front of a newsagents on Tudor Road, Hinckley have been condemned.
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Action call over cars driving in front of shop
Residents and councillors are urging action to be taken over irresponsible drivers cutting across the pavement at the front of a Hinckley Shop. Cars have been cutting across a gap between the…
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Campaigners launch effort to say village bank
Two Hinckley and Bosworth Liberal Democrat councillors are campaigning to save a village bank that is threatened with closure.
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Hinckley Councillors urge action for Outlands Croft
Hinckley Liberal Democrat Councillors David Bill, Dave Cope, Michael Mullaney and Don Wright are urging Jelsons to take action to improve the roads and pavements on a Hinckley estate.