Steve

Hi Steve...
I am writing with some concern about the recent proposed cuts to funding of Physics and Astronomy projects, which has had quite devasting effects on the UK's contribution to particle physics research.
I have heard that the cuts are now under review.
Other than petitions and writing angry letters to the P.M, is there anything that can be done to help reverse this decision?
Who is the best person to write to with my concerns for the apparent lack of interest in science that the government in general seems to be showing?
And what the the views of the Lib Dems on this matter?
Thanks,
Sarah.

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Hello Mr Webb.
Thank you again for coming to our school today.
The online thing you have going here is great!

Have a nice day man

Dear Steve,

I was wondering what the Liberal Democrat party would think of introducing a measure in which would increase the number of people recycling their rubbish.

What I propose is that as there is a separate collection for paper, glass, cans and other materials, wouldn’t it be beneficial if the persons who are recycling these products got a rebate off the government or the local council.

For example in California you can get five cents for a tin can if you recycle it, wouldn’t it be beneficial as the liberal democrats believe in global warming that there be an incentive for people to recycle when they would either get a direct tax rebate or the money that they would collect would either be given back to them at the end of the financial year or alternatively, it could be taken off their council tax.

I believe that this would dramatically improve the recycling in the area and therefore, less carbon emissions.

Also, if it was not possible for the council to collect and check how many cans that they had, couldn’t there be a mandatory ‘can recycling point’ in the car parks of supermarkets or in a communal place and a receipt would be printed off and sent off for the next financial year.

To combat going into even more red-ink, the council could sell it off to large corporations in which would pay for the materials that the council would refund as people have already paid for the can and the materials that went into it, shouldn’t they get some money back from it?

Hi Robb,

No - I voted against the war on Iraq, along with every other Lib Dem MP. Sadly we were outvoted.

I'm very concerned about the war-like talk coming out of Washington with regard to Iran - we need to make sure history doesn't repeat itself.

All the best,

Steve W.

To be honest i cant really see how big a difference one year will make.
We can't even be sure that it is the age that is the cause of these high rates, it could just be the fact that driving is new to people. No matter what age the driving age may be, there is still the chance that because of being new to driving the rates could just stay the same?

Also, if youths are made to wait a further year to drive then public transport needs to be improved, people of the age of 17 need to be able to get places and the public transport that we have isnt all that efficient or cheap!

PS with the £6k that has to be paid back, it is my family.

Hey Steve! You are doing a great Job about Yate, Keep it up :-) !

Our country needs more people like you Steve!

All the best

Russ

Hi Steve
Thanks for the add, hope to also follow in your steps in the future to, and plz keep up gr8 work
Best Regards
MIcky

Are you suprised about the results? I was pretty shocked, certainly for our area!