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Fight the cuts! The campaign continues!


REVEALED - Tory/Lib Dem plans for secret cuts which will decimate Council Services

Cllr Andrew Johnson has had access to confidential minutes which show further budget cuts of between 5% (£9m) and 10% (£18m) have been ordered by the Conservative/Liberal Democrat leadership of Wolverhampton City Council. This is on top of the £39.6m already identified for 2009-2011. To find out more click here.

Budget Special: Tory lies, cuts and broken promises …..
Click here to find out the truth about the “black hole” and how the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats voted against an opportunity to save services and deliver a lower council tax.

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EUROPEAN ELECTION RESULTS FOR WOLVERHAMPTON: Labour - 27.6%; Conservative - 24.7%; Liberal Democrats- 7.6% To find out more click here.
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Wolverhampton Labour Group holding the ruling Conservative and Liberal Democrat councillors to account.

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Local News


At Full Council on April 29th Labour Councillor Judith Rowley made a last ditch attempt to save the free City Centre Bus that so many elderly people and people with mobility difficulties rely on to get around town.
Proposing a motion to Council to match fund the 50% of costs( £62,500) CENTRO had offered the Council to keep the bus running Cllr Judith Rowley said:

”This free City Centre bus, which has been operating for 22 years, has made an enormous contribution to social inclusion enabling people, often on a low income, to access the markets where fresh food is available at very reasonable prices.”
Cllr Simkins and Lord Turner celebrate the re-opening of Bilston Town Hall at a special event.
Having stood derelict for more than 10 years and following 3 years of painstaking restoration under a Labour administration, Bilston Town Hall was re-opened in September last year. In a special event on May 15th Cllr Simkins and Lord Turner were celebrating the hard work and dedication that led to this much loved building coming back to life again.

Hosted by Computors Limited Promoted by Andrew Johnson, Group Secretary, on behalf of Wolverhampton Labour Group at 3rd Floor, Civic Centre, St Peter's Square, Wolverhampton, WV1 1RG.