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No more wasting our money on lawyers: Ofwat says Bristol Water must cut bills
Weekly Program
 Bristol Broadband Co-operative  Contact Contributor
July 10, 2015, 3:04 p.m.
https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2015/07/10/36386/
News review: with LibDem Councillor for Cotham Anthony Negus. How has the transition to Mayor gone? - scrutiny committees, unaccountable Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP); Metrobus and Arena; Libraries under threat; Bristol Energy Company. Osbornes Budget: housing – clip of Abigail Davies from Tenant Participation Advisory Service (TPAS) discussing governments plans for social housing, reducing security of tenure, private rented versus social housing, First Past Post versus PR voting system; Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) picks budget apart for the BBC says 13 million of Britains poorer families to be worse off after this weeks budget – taking more from the poor than the rich: regressive taxation, working tax credits, Tory lies on balancing deficit, the economy and banking system are bust. Will Greece do a deal with the Eurogroup, IMF and ECB? – Chinese stock market down, restructuring of debt, more independence with own currency. Christine Townsend discusses Bristols Academy schools and unlawful admission arrangements - Cathedral School, fragmentation of school system, council should prioritise free school meal & poorer children. PMQs Teresa Pearce MP – 1m elderly not washed, dressed or fed properly; Ofwat says Bristol Water must cut its bills – Scottish Water nationalised; Nick Gargan, Chief Constable, has got his job back after sexual harassment case – Police and Crime Commissioner Sue Mountstevens.

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