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Wednesday, 28 April 2010
LIARS! over cuts and false promises
Monday, 26 April 2010
OUR TOP 10 PRIORITIES FOR A GREEN AND SUSTAINABLE RUGBY
The Green Party has been transforming politics in towns and cities across the UK. Green Councillors have saved post offices, made streets safer, and are well known for working hard for local communities because they believe in putting the community first.
No cuts to Jobs and services – A real threat hangs over Rugby, losing core services and facing mass unemployment.
No closure of Hawthorn Ward – SAVE ST CROSS!
Expanding properly funded Youth clubs into every community to challenge the scourge of drugs and crime so damaging to local families and communities.
Fight Post Office closures and seek to reopen closed Post Offices as Community hubs.
No to Incineration – it damages both health and the environment.
Rail not Road – Reopen rail lines and promote cleaner safer travel and movement of goods – 1 train = 125 Lorries in levels of carbon omissions.
Promote buses and an integrated travel provision - A flat fare of £1 in the Rugby Borough – keep free transport for Pensioners, the disabled and introduce for under 16’s.
Cut fuels bills by providing free Insulation for all homes in Rugby – It’s been done by other local authorities through Green Party pressure by making the utility companies pay.
Democratise the planning process so that local communities can have a fair and proper say through independent facilitators.
Stop the plan to build at the Masts Site – it’s ill conceived and unsustainable!
FAIR IS WORTH FIGHTING FOR!
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
General election - 6 May 2010 Candidates for Rugby
BADRICK Mark - British National Party
KING Andy - The Labour Party Candidate
MILFORD Barry - UK Independence Party (UKIP)
PAWSEY Mark Julian Francis - The Conservative Party Candidate
ROODHOUSE Jerry - Liberal Democrat
SANDISON Roy Leonard - Green Party
Friday, 9 April 2010
YOUR CHANCE TO QUIZ THE GENERAL ELECTION CANDIDATES
10 RUGBY GREEN PARTY CANDIDATES TO STAND IN COUNCIL ELECTIONS
Rugby Green Party are standing in 10 seats at the local elections - Admirals, Benn, Bilton, Brownsover South, Caldecott, Dunchuch & Knightlow, Earl Craven (Wolston), Newbold, New Bilton and Overslade. Well done to everyone for standing and offering a positive choice to local people.
Don't forget to Register to Vote and ask for a postal vote if you are not able to get to the Polling Station on the 6th May 2010
Thursday, 1 April 2010
“An inhumane treatment of elderly sick Rugby People” Says Roy Sandison Green Party Candidate for Rugby in the General Election
Greens say NO to the closure of
Hawthorn ward at St Cross
News is emerging that NHS bosses are planning to close the Hawthorn Ward which provides inpatient care for older people with functional disorders such as depression and anxiety, or organic disorders such as dementia.
Roy and the Green Party oppose the attempts to close Hawthorn ward at the Rugby St Cross hospital – “Why should Rugby’s elderly sick and infirm people be moved to Nuneaton? These cuts must be fought by our community in Rugby – when Labour and Tories say the NHS is safe in their hands – the reality are these sort of core services and even more are threat from the planned cuts in public spending by all three main parties – We must fight and fight again to defend these services so needed in our community” Say Roy Sandison
Roy who is a former mental health worker says “Patients that have these sorts of conditions need familiar surrounding and the involvement of their loved ones in their treatment of dementia and other illnesses, not being decanted off to an area they do not know and families will be expected to travel so limiting their input into their care needs.”
“Andy King Labour candidate for Rugby appears to indicate some kind of “clinical need” for this cut – I have to say this is not apparent to me and most of other residents in Rugby, All I see and no doubt others see is a decision to cut services with no recourse to what is clinically needed for these very vulnerable people.
If their are any structure problems with the existing ward – then use the existing capacity I know and others know DOES EXIST at the St Cross site to resolve the problem.
Rugby people need to ensure that these cuts are not slipped under the carpet till after the General Election and instead demand from all parties and their candidates standing that they oppose and will stop these cruel and unnecessary cuts”