Human Rights read by David Chappell
David Chappell was invited to be one of the readers of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Bury St Edmunds at a special Unitarian Church Service on 5th October 08. The occasion was…
David Chappell was invited to be one of the readers of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Bury St Edmunds at a special Unitarian Church Service on 5th October 08. The occasion was…
To Vote, or Not To Vote was the very important issue raised by John Culverhill (EADT 1st August). What is achieved by not voting? Precisely...nothing.
With around 74,000 people eligible to take part in the consultation over the future of the Borough only 118 responses were received to this opportunity for local people to tell their Councillors and…
Your Borough recently extended Concessionary Fares to those over 60, or disabled.
What can St Edmundsbury do to address the problem of deprivation in the rural areas of St Edmundsbury that have been identified as being particularly acute?
The recent report of rural poverty makes grim reading and while some local conservatives have responded by trying to rubbish the messenger anyone who, like me, has knocked on doors in rural areas…
Subsequent to the rejection of the Lisbon Treaty by 862,000 of the 500 million people living in the European Union should the whole process come to a halt?
I read with some concern the views of Bury Society and the Suffolk Preservation Society. To care for the character and environment in which we live is a worthwhile cause. We cannot however ignore the…
In a spectacular by-election victory Liberal Democrats in neighbouring Forest heath District Council stormed to victory with 55% of the vote taking the seat from the Conservatives after their…