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News headlines
WMRA-WMRSS Phase Two Revision Draft Public Consultation Period
Extended.
Following the submission to the Secretary of State, the Regional
Assembly received a letter from Baroness Andrews informing them
that the Government Office for the West Midlands (GOWM) would be
commissioning an independent study to provide further options
that could deliver higher housing
numbers.
Based on the assumption that the study willbe available on the
7th October 2008, we have therefore extended the WMRSS Phase Two
Revision Draft consultation period to 12:00 noon on the 8th December 2008.
In the light of this, it is now anticipated that the Examination in Public
will be held in Spring 2009, although a final date has still to be confirmed.
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WMRA
Is the European integration project unravelling?
The attempt to override the triple "No" votes of the French, Dutch, and Irish
peoples has brought the EU to a systemic crisis of legitimacy.
A line too many has been crossed. Any sentient citizen can see that the process
has become unhinged.
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While "Europe" blunders on as if nothing has happened, it is now an open question whether
the Lisbon Treaty - née Constitution - will ever come into force
The full story in
The Daily Telegraph
The public should not expect promises made in Labour Party manifestos to be kept. That was the astonishing claim made by Gordon Brown's barrister at Brighton County Court in a case brought against him by a member of the UK Independence Party. ...
MPs voted last night to hand back £1billion of the
European Union rebate won by Margaret Thatcher in 1984.
The move means Britain will receive less money from Brussels than
all the EU's 27 states.
The Commons approved a 2005 deal agreed by Tony Blair to slash
the rebate to around £3.5billion a year.
From The Daily Mail.
Nigel Farage MEP, leader of the UK Independence Party, reflects on a staggering decision to stifle opposition in the European Parliament that reveals the EU's determination not to allow democracy to get in the way of its exercising of power.