Commenting ahead of Alan Johnson's speech today in which he will set out plans to change Britain's 'sick note culture' into a 'well note culture', Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary, Norman Lamb said:
Health Secretary Alan Johnson says he wants to see doctors take a lead in tackling the sick-note culture.
STRONG objections have been expressed by the Borough Council about the failure to re-open the Clifton Way Sub Post Office in Hinckley.
On Wednesday 20th February, the Kent Fire Authority is meeting to decide whether to implement cuts to the Fire Service in Folkestone. The proposed cuts will mean the loss of 24 firefighters, a full time fire engine, and an extendable turntable ladder from Folkestone and the surrounding area.
Residents of Paget Road have contacted Claire Darke and Councillor Robin Lawrence with complaints about the ever increasing amount of litter being dropped particularly in the area of Wolverhampton College and pavements nearby.
Cheriton Councillor Tim Prater has welcomed a call from Shepway Council to Cheriton's Tesco and Sainsbury's at Park Farm to clean up their car parks and the areas around them.
