Labour in Leeds

"The choice as we approach the City Council elections in May is very clear. A Conservative and Lib Dem Coalition experiencing a crisis in competence, confidence and vision, or Labour, a group committed to providing, protecting, and re-establishing vital services for every person in Leeds and ensuring we have prosperity and compassion." Councillor Keith Wakefield, Leader of the Labour Group on Leeds City Council.

 

 
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>> Councillor calls for action on rubbish in bin yards of back-to-back properties
Labour Councillor Elizabeth Nash has called on the Coalition in control of the Council to explain why they are allowing mountains of rubbish to pile up in bin yards of back-to-back properties acr...

>> Nearly 30,000 pounds still left in Council's flooding fund, say Councillors
Two leading Labour Councillors have revealed that £28,000 is left in a fund specially created by the Council to help those people hit by the terrible floods in the city last year.  £130,00...

>> Councillor asks for a fair deal for hospital patients
Pudsey Councillor Josie Jarosz has made an impassioned plea to the coalition running Leeds City Council to reverse their decision to increase car parking charges at the Beckett Street car park in...

>> Increased Charges the real story of this years Tory and Lib Dem-run Council's budget, reveals Labour leader
Leeds City Council Opposition leader Cllr Keith Wakefield has today said how he fears the 2008 / 9 budget proposed by the coalition in control of the Council will leave many people having to pay ...

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>> Final farewell for much loved warden
Ardsley & Robin Hood Councillor Karen Renshaw has heaped praise upon Sonia Smith who has finally retired after working as a warden for the residents living at Westerton Walk for the past 18 y...

>> Celebrations after long awaited sign is installed
Local Crossgates and Whinmoor Councillors were on hand to join in the celebrations as a new traffic sign was installed outside Grimes Dyke Primary School on Stanks Drive, Whinmoor. Residents...

>> Windmill crossing protest
Middleton Park Councillors joined forces with local residents as they staged a protest to call for a pedestrian crossing to be built at the corner of Windmill Road and Belle Isle Road. The s...

>> Tunstall Road
Local Councillor Elizabeth Nash is demanding that Leeds City Council Highway’s Department ensures that all areas of the city are accessible to everyone. Her call has come after being contact...

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>> Kirkstall Labour News
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>> Mansion update and Roundhay Labour News
Please download a copy of the latest Roundhay Labour News including an update on the disgraceful Coonservative-run Council's delay in reopening Roundhay Park Mansion to the public.   ...

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