Closure of Area Housing Offices
The Tories and Liberals running Ipswich Borough Council want to close the Area Housing Offices. Do you think they should?
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Tories & Liberals press ahead with plans to sell bus company and close housing offices
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Deaf to the comments of Labour councillors and members of the public, the Tories and Liberals running Ipswich Borough Council last night made it clear that they are going to press ahead with their plans to sell-off Ipswich Buses and close Area Housing Offices.
The best they could come up with on the bus company was to claim the sell-off was not a done deal, this despite six months of talks with the buyer.
Residents questioning the closure of housing officers were patronised by the portfolio holder, who gave them two dictionary definitions of "consultation", neither of which described what they had actually done.
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05.02.2010 Ipswich wins extra cash to tackle empty home problem
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Chris Mole MP today called for Ipswich Council not to sell off Ipswich Buses. Speaking ahead of the council’s debate on the matter this week Chris said, “It...
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25.01.2010 Chris welcomes extra mortgage help for Ipswich
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Chris Mole MP welcomes today's announcement by Government Housing Minister John Healey MP, that Ipswich is now one of 56 areas nationwide to receive specialist attention as part of...
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