109 News Stories From January 2007
Wed 31st Jan 2007:
Higher energy prices have led to emissions fall - Huhne.
iPlayer decision welcome - Foster.
Higher energy prices have led to emissions fall - Huhne.
£5bn wasted in Iraq black hole - Cable.
Dental contract another botched NHS reform - Gidley.
Liz Lynne appointed Vice-President of Employment & Social Affairs Committee.
Tue 30th Jan 2007:
Lorely Burt MP - SOLIHULL MP PROMOTES BRIGHT IDEA FOR ENERGY SAVING LIGHTS PIC/STORY.
LORELY BURT MP VISITS SOLIHULL HOSPITAL TO HELP RAISE AWARENESS OF DEADLY DISEASE: OSTEOPOROSIS.
Silent Call Campaigner, John Hemming MP.
Find out more about Liz Lynne MEP.
Cut in numbers of police officers sign of things to come - Clegg.
Government failing on flood defences - Campbell.
No place for discrimination in Liberal societies - Campbell.
New powers for coroners welcome - Hughes.
Survey highlights government's flip-flopping - Lamb.
Mon 29th Jan 2007:
BABIES ARE BEING SNATCHED FOR ADOPTION - JOHN HEMMING IS RIGHT, says Consumer Group.
COUNTY COUNCIL LEADER PETITIONED OVER FUTURE OF OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTRES.
Lorely Burt MP - SOLIHULL MP JOINS BATTLE TO BAN ELECTRIC SHOCK COLLARS FOR DOGS.
Blair has presided over disasters in Home Office - Campbell.
Holocaust Memorial Day calls for reflection - Campbell.
Figures expose Labour's disastrous legacy on crime - Campbell.
Blair lacks credibility to push through climate change goals - Huhne.
Government must intervene on irresponsible lending - Cable.
Fri 26th Jan 2007:
LIBERAL DEMOCRATS WIN GOVERNMENT CONCESSION ON CARERS' PENSIONS.
Did you know -- John Hemming Member of Parliament for Birmingham Yardley.
Road traffic research disturbing reading for parents - Lamb.
Liz Lynne continues to strive for a peaceful resolution in Kashmir.
Liz backs free fruit and veg for school children.
Thu 25th Jan 2007:
Juries must be a fundamental part of the criminal justice system - Hughes.
Chancellor must tackle actions of mainstream lenders - Cable.
Jowell must fight for Heritage funding - Holmes.
Figures expose Labour's dsastrous legacy on crime - Campbell.
Government posturing on Trident all about Blair's legacy - Harvey.
Wed 24th Jan 2007:
Troops home from Iraq by October - Campbell.
Campaign needed to tackle discrimination against disabled - Alexander.
Aviation emissions must be taxed more - Huhne.
Television in school dining rooms patronising - Teather.
Pedometer gimmick distracts from real obesity issues - Lamb.
Tue 23rd Jan 2007:
Lorely Burt MP - ST PETERS RC SCHOOL RESPONDS TO PHONES 4 AFRICA CAMPAIGN.
Paul Keetch MP supports Helpline on Keeping Warm .
Lorely Burt MP - RESIDENTS OPPOSE NEW SPORTS PITCHES AND SOCIAL CLUB AT TUDOR GRANGE SCHOOL.
Lorely Burt MP - LIBDEMS LAUNCH BIGGEST EVER CONSULTATION ON CRIME IN SOLIHULL .
Justice on the cheap is justice denied - Hughes.
Olympic costs need parliamentary debate - Foster.
Supermarket code lacks teeth - Williams.
Respect announcement smacks of over-centralisation - Clegg.
Mon 22nd Jan 2007:
Richard Burt - SIXTH FORMERS HAVE THEIR SAY.
Menzies Campbell launches Liberal Democrat crime campaign.
Tory health plans could make the current situation even worse - Lamb.
Splitting up Home Office 'rearranging deckchairs on the Titanic' - Clegg.
Warning should be given on obstructing police investigation - Thomas.
On the spot fines should not be excuse for offenders - Clegg.
Committee have been given antiseptic tour of Guantanamo - Teather.
Thu 18th Jan 2007:
Matthew Taylor MP to stand down.
Brown seems determined to wreck BBC - Foster.
Government complacent over rail modernisation - Carmichael.
Lorely Burt MP shock and sadness at death of Richard Heard.
Wed 17th Jan 2007:
Lorely Burt - SOLIHULL MP AND LIBDEM COUNCIL GROUP LAUNCH ENVIRONMENT SURVEY.
Patients will lose out from hospitals chasing absurd targets - Lamb.
Young people are being left behind with outdated skills - Teather.
Control orders need wholesale review - Clegg.
Unemployment figures welcome but inflation still threatens stability - Cable.
Mental health services letting down young people - Gidley.
Tue 16th Jan 2007:
Pre-election opportunism will not solve Union debate - Campbell.
Many bank charges illegal - Taylor.
Government should be ashamed by Immigration centre report - Clegg.
Change in NHS must meet patient needs - Campbell.
Mon 15th Jan 2007:
SAVE 'JEWEL IN THE CROWN' SAYS LIBDEM CANDIDATE AFTER VISIT TO PERSHORE COLLEGE.
Crisis exposes serious holes in Home Office - Clegg.
Lorely Burt MP - SEEKS NHS REASSURANCES ON A&E AT SOLIHULL HOSPITAL.
European Convention on Human Trafficking should be signed now - Lynne.
European Commission must acknowledge risk to MRI Scanners.
Poor hit hardest by token meter back charges - Kramer.
Financial advice must be available now to halt spiralling debt - Cable.
Calm and rational debate needed on union - Campbell.
Headteacher shortage is crisis of government's own making - Teather.
Government's approach to gambling addiction inadequate - Foster.
Birmingham Ladywood selects Ayoub Khan as its PPC.
Fri 12th Jan 2007:
Cameron still to prove environmental credentials - Huhne.
Rice comments highlight failure of Iraq strategy - Moore.
Resignation of Bangladeshi caretaker President welcome - Avebury.
Departure of Dyke and Davies remains a scandal - Foster.
Government must have courage to act on prostitution - Clegg.
Government u-turn on fingerprinting in school - Mulholland.
Tue 9th Jan 2007:
Public inquiry needed into July 7 bombings - Clegg.
US air strikes raise stakes in conflict - Moore.
Blair asking a lot of consumers and farmers - Huhne.
Mon 8th Jan 2007:
SOLIHULL MP BACKS CAMPAIGN HIGHLIGHTING THE IMPORTANCE OF CHILDREN'S COMMUNICATION SKILLS.
"DON'T BE CONNED WHEN IT COMES TO NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS" SAYS PAUL KEETCH MP.
Lorely Burt MP - PROMOTES BLUE PETER 'SHOE BIZ' APPEAL.
Government must not renege on sexual orientation equality promise - Burt.
Brown's BBC licence fee cuts depressing - Foster.
Government has performed amazing u turn on SATs - Teather.
Government is responsible for dismal relationship with judges - Clegg.
Cartoon protest verdict is correct - Clegg.
Mental Health Bill needs major changes - Lord Carlile.
Statistics still open to political interference - Cable.
NHS slowdown next year will threaten waiting times - Lamb.
Human Rights Act does not stop police doing their job - Clegg.
Fri 5th Jan 2007:
Sooner or later Blair will need to comment on Saddam's execution - Campbell.
Labour must get tough with airlines - Huhne.
Gas Market -Reversal of Interconnector - causes some concern.
UK PLC losing out by under-using enterprising women - Burt.
Wed 3rd Jan 2007:
Hussein pictures demeaning - Campbell.
Public services depend on migrant workers - Clegg.
Gurkha Justice: The Gurkha Citizenship and Pension Campaign.
Tue 2nd Jan 2007:
Fare rises a bitter pill to swallow - Carmichael.
Dangerous prisoner move increases public risk - Clegg.
Mon 1st Jan 2007:
Saddam Hussein's death does not vindicate disastrous invasion of Iraq - Campbell.
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