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Phone masts stopped

Plans to put three mobile phone masts up in residential areas of Burbage have been stopped. The applications for phone masts on Hinckley Road, Rugby Road and Three Pots Road in Burbage were…

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Local Liberal Democrat councillor goes "On the Buses"

Hinckley and Bosworth Liberal Democrat councillor Michael Mullaney has gone "On the Buses" with Anna Karen (Olive from "On the Buses") and other bus campaigners to defend local bus services.

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Residents urged to take advantage of delay in Compost Site decision

The decision on plans for a compost site between Fenny Drayton and Higham on the Hill has been delayed. The Compost site was due to be debated on and voted at the County Council's Planning Control…

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Council leader slams Olympic Torch decision

Hinckley and Bosworth Borough council leader Cllr Stuart Bray has hit out at the decision by Olympic organisers not to include Hinckley and Bosworth on the Olympic Torch route. Cllr Bray is writing…

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Sign the petition against the Burbage masts

Please sign the petition opposing plans to put three phone masts in residential areas of Burbage http://campaigns.libdems.org.uk/burbagemasts

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Petition launched to stop phone masts

A petition has been launched opposing plans for three controversial phone masts.

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Big response to petition against compost site plans

A petition opposing plans for a compost site has been signed by several hundred people living in the Fenny Drayton and Higham on the Hill area.

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Liberal Democrats announce extra money for local schools

Liberal Democrat in Hinckley and Bosworth have welcomed the announcement of a £617,000 pupil premium for Bosworth's schools.

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Councillors launch campaign to save Hinckley Sorting Office

Hinckley and Bosworth's Liberal Democrat councillors have launched a campaign to save the Royal Mail sorting office in Hinckley.

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Campaign group keeps up fight to save local services

A well attended meeting of a local campaign group vowed to continue to campaign to save local bus services and care homes.

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