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20 Most Recent News Stories
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Thu 17th Apr 2008
Liberal Democrat Stephen Knight is set to win the South West London Assembly constituency on 1st May, according to an influential study published this week. The seat, covering Hounslow, Richmond and Kingston boroughs has been held by the Conservatives for the past eight years.
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Thu 10th Apr 2008
The Liberal Democrat London Assembly candidate for Hounslow, Stephen Knight, has lent his support to the community vision for the regeneration of Brentford.
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Thu 10th Apr 2008
Liberal Democrat London Assembly candidate for South West London Stephen Knight has launched a stinging attack on the Government for bringing in tax changes that have increased income tax bills for thousands of the lowest paid residents of Hounslow.
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Thu 10th Apr 2008
As David Cameron visits Richmond today in an attempt head off a strong Liberal Democrat challenge to his local London Assembly Member, his party is still trying to have it both ways on Heathrow expansion. Local Tories claim they are opposed to expansion whilst he and his transport team are busy telling the City that they are ready to give expansion the go-ahead.
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Mon 7th Apr 2008
Forty two solar panels have been installed at Richmond Council's Civic Centre this week, aiming to save up to three tonnes of carbon dioxide every year.
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Sat 29th Mar 2008
The Lib Dem Council has converted a disused pavilion next to the skatepark at Kingsfield in Hampton Wick into a new youth centre and café.
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Sun 24th Feb 2008
Thursday's decision by Conservative controlled Spelthorne Council to withdraw from the 2M alliance against Heathrow expansion and instead back the Government's plans for a third runway is a betrayal of local residents says Liberal Democrat London Assembly candidate for South West London Stephen Knight.
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Sun 24th Feb 2008
Stephen Knight, Liberal Democrat London Assembly candidate for South West London has warned that the Government's plans to close 12 Post Office branches in South West London will undermine the vitality of local communities.
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Fri 22nd Feb 2008
Stephen Knight, who is Deputy Leader of Richmond Council, has congratulated the borough's first school to achieve Fairtrade School status, The Queen's Primary School in Kew.
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Sun 10th Feb 2008
The Liberal Democrats on Richmond upon Thames Council have announced a below-inflation (RPI) Council Tax rise of 3.57% for 2008/2009 in their second budget since winning control of Richmond Council in 2006.
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Sun 20th Jan 2008
The £32m rebuild of Teddington School was given the go-ahead by Richmond Council's Planning Committee on Thursday, 17th January.
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Tue 8th Jan 2008
Liberal Democrat Richmond Council has announced a record-breaking £165 million investment programme for the next five years to transform local public facilities.
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Tue 8th Jan 2008
Following the announcement of another real-term cut in government funding for local services in Richmond upon Thames, Lib Dem Council Leaders and the borough's two MPs have been to see the Minister to demand a fairer deal.
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Tue 8th Jan 2008
Charges of 60p per session or £10 per year for attendance at Richmond's youth centres are to be scrapped in order to encourage more young people in the borough to use the clubs.
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Wed 19th Dec 2007
Labour's plans to force families to pay £1,000 'bonds' to enable close relatives from overseas to visit is an unwarranted attack on west London's Asian community says South West London's Liberal Democrat Assembly candidate Stephen Knight.
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Mon 3rd Dec 2007
Thanks to an error by Hounslow Council, the Bill being put to Parliament by London's 32 local councils to ban disposable shopping bags in the Capital will now not apply to the London Borough of Hounslow.
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Thu 22nd Nov 2007
Government plans to further expand Heathrow airport would be an environmental catastrophe, both globally and locally, says the Liberal Democrat Assembly candidate for South West London, Stephen Knight.
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Tue 9th Oct 2007
Commenting on today's announcement that businesses in South West London will be expected to pay extra business rates to pay for the new Crossrail scheme, Liberal Democrat London Assembly candidate for South West London, Stephen Knight, said:
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Tue 9th Oct 2007
Controversial Conservative London Assembly Member for South West London Tony Arbour has now resorted to legal bullying tactics in an attempt to gag reports of him describing social housing as, "housing for riff-raff"
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Tue 9th Oct 2007
Liberal Democrat candidate for the South West London Assembly constituency Stephen Knight has been voted one of "London's Most Influential People 2007" by the Evening Standard.
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