REMORSELESS RISE IN TRAFFIC UNABATED - FOSTER
Latest Government figures show a remorseless rise in vehicle traffic on Britain's roads in 2002 compared with 2001, according to the Department for Transport.
31 Jul 2003
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Victorian infrastructure cannot cope with freak weather - Baker
Commenting on the Marine Conservation Society's call for warning signs on beaches to protect bathers from pollution caused by storms and flooding, Norman Baker MP, Liberal Democrat Shadow Environment Secretary, said:
20 Aug 2004
Freak weather ruins roads to the tune of £45M - Thurso
The cost of repairing the road damage caused by this summer's freak weather could be well over £45 million, the Liberal Democrats warned today.
26 Aug 2004
Government cannot be trusted to look after the environment - Baker
Commenting on reports that nuclear waste from power stations abroad has been sealed in concrete and buried in the UK, Liberal Democrat Shadow Environment Secretary, Norman Baker MP, said:
31 Aug 2004
Local waste growth outpaces recycling bid - Chris Davies
The North West's mountain of untreated waste is still growing faster than the efforts of local councils to boost recycling, a local Euro-MP has claimed.
19 Aug 2004
Cumbrian Euro-MP supports Sellafield inspections
The European Commission has today (Friday 3 September) launched legal proceedings against the UK over nuclear safety at Sellafield, Cumbria.
3 Sep 2004
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