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MEBYON KERNOW ANGER AT PLANS FOR 68,700 NEW HOUSES
MEBYON KERNOW ANGER AT PLANS FOR 68,700 NEW HOUSES
Mebyon Kernow – the Party for Cornwall has blasted the latest version of the ‘Regional Spatial Strategy for the South West’ (RSS) which plans to massively increase house-building in Cornwall.
The findings of the ‘Examination in Public’ into the RSS, produced by the unelected SW Regional Assembly, were released on Wednesday (9th January) and contained the bombshell that 68,700 houses should be built in Cornwall over the next 20 years.
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT RESPONDS TO MK E-PETITION
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT RESPONDS TO MK E-PETITION
On Friday 4th January, the Government responded to an e-petition posted on its Downing Street website by Mebyon Kernow councillor Richard Clark calling on them to reject Cornwall County Council's bid for unitary status and instead introduce legislation for a Cornish Assembly.
NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM MK PARTY LEADER
NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM MK PARTY LEADER
In his traditional New Year Message to the people of Cornwall, MK Leader Cllr Dick Cole has described himself as proud to be a Cornish nationalist and appealed to local people to become more politically active in 2008, extending an invitation to one and all to join Mebyon Kernow – the Party for Cornwall.
MK BRANDS GOLDSWORTHY APPOINTMENT AS ‘INSENSITIVE’
MK BRANDS GOLDSWORTHY APPOINTMENT AS ‘INSENSITIVE’
Leading Mebyon Kernow members have described the appointment of Julia Goldsworthy MP to the Liberal Democrat front bench as spokesperson for Communities and Local Government as ‘insensitive.”
MK is angry that the Cornish Lib Dem MPs supported Liberal Democrat county councillors in pushing through their proposal for a single unitary authority in spite of widespread opposition from local people.
MK ACTIVISTS CALL FOR ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
MK ACTIVISTS CALL FOR ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
Last weekend, a number of young activists from Mebyon Kernow - the Party for Cornwall took part in demonstrations in London and Brussels as part of the Day of Action against Climate Change.
