Budget given go ahead by councillors
OUNCIL tax will be reduced in the Royal Borough after the budget was approved last night. (Tuesday)
24 Feb 2010
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Labour Subsidise Job Cuts as Royal Bank pays for Kraft to Close Cadbury's Somerdale factory
The British Tax payer is inadvertently helping to bankroll Kraft's closure of a Cadbury's factory, at a cost of 600 jobs, thanks to a big loan provided to the multi-national company, by part-nationalised bank, the Royal Bank of Scotland.
11 Feb 2010
Labour abandon hope in Windsor
The General Election in Windsor will be a straight fight between the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats.That Labour have given up all hope of winning was confirmed after they selected as their candidate a Glaswegian Doctor and businessman, currently living in London. It is now clear that the Labour candidate is simply showing the flag. The Labour selection confirms the Lib Dems' Julian Tisi as the main challenger to the Conservatives and only main party candidate who lives and works in our area as part of our community.
23 Jan 2010
Cllrs put off buy the cost of Mayor's ball
THE Mayor's charity ball for the Royal Borough is proving to be too expensive even for councillors.
22 Jan 2010
Nick Clegg and Vince Cable tackle Labour on Royal Bank funding of Kraft's Cadbury takeover
Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor, Vince Cable has today written to Lord Mandelson about the takeover of Cadbury by US company Kraft being part financed by the Royal Bank of Scotland.
20 Jan 2010
Conservative Cuts Begin
Windsor's Conservative Councillors can afford to pay themselves 91% higher allowances, but can't afford to run the local services that residents rely on. That's the verdict from local Lib Dems as the Conservatives begin a round of cuts at the council. According to reports in the local press up to 100 jobs could go as the Conservatives struggle to get to grips with a budget, already supported by massive extra borrowing of £6million.
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