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Monthly Archives: October 2017
Soaring numbers of NHS executives are being hired while shortages of nurses are growing
If we are to save the NHS and ensure it meets the needs of today’s generations we must help it change its culture and its systems. According to research carried out by independent health research organisation, the Health Foundation … Continue reading
Is Liverpool 1 putting profits before Children’s Health?
Too many of our children look like this because they eating and drinking things like this. Liverpool 1 must say no to Coca-Cola Last Wednesday I wrote to Liverpool One in two ways to try and ascertain whether or not … Continue reading
Posted in Health Service Debate, Public Health
Tagged Burgers, Childhood obesity, Coca-Cola, Junk Food, Liverpool 1, Obesity, Obesity in Liverpool
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State of Play
Originally posted on kilfoyleonpolitics:
I am in no doubt that there are two key elements to the success or otherwise of the Liverpool City Region. One is the governance arrangements; the other is the lead given by its biggest constituent…
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Defend Academic Freedom from Tory Government snooping
Our 3 Universities should be encouraged to undertake meaningful and vigorous research into Brexit as it will cause so many problems to the people of the Liverpool City Region The Leader of the Lib Dems in Liverpool Cllr Richard Kemp … Continue reading
Paying taxes is “frivolous” according to Liverpool Labour Party
Your four Lib Dem councillors believe that we should collect every penny in tax for both central and local government that is due. Only the Labour Party in Liverpool would say that motions designed to achieve this were frivolous At … Continue reading
Posted in Liverpool Politics
Tagged Council tax, HMRC, Labour Party, Landlord licensing, Liverpool Labour, Momentum, Private Landlords
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Former Labour Minister accuses Liverpool Council of “Institutional Incompetence”
When a former Labour Minister with a vast experience of Liverpool politics makes comments like this in a national newspaper we should all listen to him Without a doubt the most experience Labour politician in Liverpool is Peter Kilfoyle. He … Continue reading
Millions of small actions will make the difference
Charity shops like this are kept alive by armies of volunteers. Any social policy must empower and fund the volunteers who keep our society vibrant Over the past few days at the NACAS Conference I have been inspired by so … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Age Concern, Age UK, Charities, Charity Shops, Community Care, Strong Communities, Volunteering
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Fight For Europe this Saturday in Croxteth Park
Join us at Croxteth Park on Saturday. Bring your flags; bring your whistles; bring your mates! This Saturday Afternoon – 14th October – I will be joining what I hope will be thousands of my fellow Scousers at a pro-Europe … Continue reading
Knocking on the door of God’s waiting room!!
Swing on a swing; be frivolous; wear purple; run your stick against the railings; learn to spit, but don’t feel old!! I was half way through a speech in London last week about the need to provide adequate social care … Continue reading
Posted in Health Service Debate
Tagged Age Concern Liverpool & Sefton, Age UK, Ageing, Growing old, living longer, OAPs, Third Age, World Merit
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