I am a proud to be a young woman involved in politics and firmly believe a different range of voices are needed on Broxtowe Borough Council to better represent the diversity of our community. I grew up in the area and have attended local schools. Currently I am studying for my A levels after which […]
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Labour’s vision for Broxtowe
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The increase in tuition fees to £9000 per year and the removal of the cap, allowing Universities to recruit as many students as they want and can, has had dramatic consequences for Higher Education (HE) in the UK, limiting education to those who can pay for it. Developments at Nottingham’s universities are no exception in […]
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Born and bred in Chilwell West. I trained in nursing at Beeston College and then at South Derby Health Authority. As a trainee I was paid a living wage; something I’d like to see return. I worked for 22 years with people with learning and mental health difficulties and raised my family. Now semi-retired and […]
Read More Colin Tideswell
Voter ID pilots will run in 10 local authorities in the May 2019 local elections and will require voters to present personal identification before casting their ballot. The 2019 voter ID pilot schemes are an integral part of the wider Government agenda. The governments research highlighted the matter of voter ID requirements and argued that […]
Read More Voter ID explained
Welcome to my latest newsletter. If you have friends, relatives or colleagues who you think may be interested in receiving this communication, please ask them to sign up here. If you have events that you would like me to include in future newsletters – please get in touch with the details. Broxtowe deserves better With […]
Read More Greg Marshall Newsletter March 2019
Welcome to my February blog. It’s incredible to think that we are already 2 months into 2019 – time really does fly by so quickly. February has been yet another busy month for my teams at Beeston and Eastwood and one which hasn’t been without its share of drama and success. Again, unfortunately we had […]
Read More Inspector Simon Riley’s Blog: February 2019
Welcome to my latest newsletter. If you have friends, relatives or colleagues who you think may be interested in receiving this communication, please ask them to sign up here. If you have events that you would like me to include in future newsletters – please get in touch with the details. Broxtowe Labour opens campaign […]
Read More Greg Marshall Newsletter January 2019
I’m going to start this month’s blog with updates on the two serious crimes that have made the media during January and which I know have caused some concern amongst the community, particularly in Beeston. Firstly, the serious assault on a female walking her dog in Beeston Fields Park on January 11th. Richard PICKWORTH, 56, […]
Read More Inspector Simon Riley’s Blog: January 2019