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Boris Johnson has got to go

The saga of the Conservative party in Government rolls on into another day, crisis after crisis and scandal after scandel have beset the Country and the Government under Johnson.

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What a day!

It's difficult to know where to begin with the events of today, but one thing is clear: Boris Johnson's House of Cards based on lies and deceit is toppling around him.

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Wiltshire Council thanks residents for their patience during waste collection disruption

Waste collection services have been seeing disruption in recent weeks, but the council is working hard to make improvements Wiltshire Council has thanked residents for their patience amid the…

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'Don't call us' says WC as bin bungling continues

The disruption to waste collection services is due to Hills Municipal Collections having failed to find the staff needed to fulfil their obligations.

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Invest in our Defence spending now, not in the future

I was pleased to see yesterday's pledge to increase defence spending by 2.5% of GDP, however await to see the reality of this promise. The reality of the past few years is that to often promises for…

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Yet another NHS reorganisation

They always come in with big ideas and plans, then a couple of years later they disappear in the next shuffle of the bureaucrats. Here's the announcement...

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Wiltshire Police to be placed in special measures next week

WILTSHIRE Police is to be placed in special measures next week, it has been revealed.

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Northern Ireland Protocol

Overriding the Northern Ireland Protocol would not just represent an egregious breach of international law, but risks plunging the country into a trade war with our closest neighbours. The MP for…

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Richard Foord MP demands rural fuel duty cut on first day in Parliament

The newly elected Liberal Democrat MP for Tiverton and Honiton Richard Foord will use his first day in Parliament today to urge the Government to cut fuel duty for rural areas like Devon.

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River sewage a serious public health issue

The Chief Medical Officer, Chris Whitty said yesterday (25/06/22) that river bathers and other recreational users could become seriously ill by ingesting bacteria from human faeces

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