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The Lib Dem conference in Birmingham went on a bit says former Lib Dem candidate for Central Devon Phil Hutty, but a week on and the unlikely coalition still seems the most grown up options and it’s for the Lib Dems to step up and face the challenge of the future 
Zion Lights is off to the Bristol Eco Veggie Fayre, and it’s inspired her to poetic side. Take a gander at her rhyming reasons to why she’s a vegan 2 comments - ()
The South Devon Teignbridge Council is set to look at providing electric car charging points in the car parks it owns according to Teignmouth councillor David Cox 1 comment - ()
Kevin Dixon explores Torquay’s other history, of pubs, bands and us ordinary folk. In the 19th century Torquay was one of the wealthiest towns in England, and the affluent needed a large servile class, but when the mostly female population couldn’t get a job, prostitution was a necessary alternative 
Newton Abbot Festival with three days of fun events, music and performance kicks off today at the town centre’s famous clock tower. There should be all for all the family 1 comment - ()
Green Party South West Coordinator Ryan Cleminson is on the look out of disenfranchised Liberal Democrats who don’t feel comfortable as part of a coalition Conservative Lib Dem government to join the Green Party. You need never feel uncomfortable in power again… 3 comments - ()
After the longest preparatory process in political history’, the Lib Dems now have a share in government, and supporting Tory-leg CAP reform, South West MEP Graham Watson has had an upbeat week, which included news on that some fish stocks are improving. Read on for more… |
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