There are no facilities for the young children and teenagers of our estate. There is a small park and that's it. Sadly we live next to the A20 Dover and when operation stack is in place we get cut off from everyone, so the children have no where to go or play as we have only one entrance and same exit for estate.

In my opinion as a Driving Instructor with 16 years experience this is just as dangerous to life. Day in day out I see vehicles parked on zigzag lines totally obscuring the view of the crossing. Only this week I caught on my dashcam a traffic police officer driving past a transit size van parked fully on the zigzag lines without even stopping. My pupil as she drove past said I can't even see if anyone is on the crossing. Maybe it will take a serious injury or worse before something is done but then it's too late. If you've taken the time to read this please sign and share it as you never know it could be your child or parent or yourself who might get killed. Thank you.

Men, women, kids (families) of all ages use this social club. There are a lot of family events such as bingo, karaoke, football, bands/music etc. It is a socialising place for people to meet.

This is for our Children, our Country. Look how far Badminton for Britain has come, if the funding plug is pulled now what does this say to the youth who have given Badminton, and this Country, their all year in and year out. This is 'the last leg', Silver and Gold medals for Badminton are in Britains' reach ! To remove funding now is detrimental to the future of Badminton, and all British Sport. British youth are proud to be competing for their Country, please do not take their pride away, .....especially when they are winning medals for Britain. Badminton won Bronze medals for Britain, the team are on track for Silver and Gold. Winning nothing for Britain, or Gold for Britain, all comes down to funding. Let's go for Gold !!

There has been a pub on the site of the Somerset since the 1800s. It closed its doors in 2014, and is now the last pub standing in New Marston. A group of local residents are now campaigning to save the pub. The iconic building is one of its kind in the area: a 1930s inter-war public house. Historic England have campaigned to list and protect suburban pubs, which are under threat and closing at a rate of 27 per week. Marston has already lost The Plasterers Arms, The Jack Russell, The Friar, The Cavalier, The Three Horseshoes, The Bricklayers Arms, and The White Hart, which have all been converted to other uses by property developers. We urgently need community spaces as well as housing, and pubs are an important and irreplaceable part of our heritage. If the Somerset is lost there will be no pubs in New Marston - an area of some 4000 residents. Marston is in real need of public spaces for eating, drinking and meeting. Many of us know and love the Somerset, and remember it as a thriving pub. We have come together to lobby local government to recognise the importance of preserving our last pub and to campaign to see it re-opened for community use.

My daughter recently was traveling and was involved in a bad car accident. When it came to claiming there were hidden clauses scattered throughout her travel insurance policy that were difficult to find and understand when you did. There was no explanation of what documents we would be required to produce and as soon as we produced one they would ask for more, every time we sent document/paperwork they just would find something else they required the stress this has created has affected my daughters recovery

Despite availability of private cars throughout the Western Isles generally many local inhabitants still depend on public transport, and should therefore be afforded every comfort and convenience in this regard.

Distances in Harris, unlike Barra, are huge. It is very important, therefore, that people can wait for a bus in some comfort. At this very moment the Western Isles are being buffeted by high winds. Having to travel any distance is uncomfortable, but Stornoway is a long way away from Tarbert. From the West Highland Free Press "Council slammed for removing seats from Tarbert shelter. Elderly residents in Harris have complained over a situation in which they are having to wait for long period for a bus connection to Stornoway - and without proper waiting facilities."

As more and more family struggle to pay for food and clothing the benefit cap will only make thing even harder for family they will be more homeless people because of the benefit cap. family will have to choose between rent or food.

The nuclear option for electricity is dirty and dangerous. On Anglesey lets focus on renewable to generate more jobs and a sustainable future without the risk to the locality and the planet, with no radioactive waste. Talk to the people of Trawsfynydd, they thought it was safe now look at all the families devastated by cancer, a radioactive lake and an eyesore there for a thousand years.

The Fire and Rescue Services are there to provide humanitarian services, without any judgement on any citizen in the UK. Grouping that service with an enforcement authority will damage the good reputation the fire service has with the public at a time when they need to decern between the two. The obvious choice would be to create stronger ties between the Ambulance service and the fire service but for some reason this is not even a consideration. It would surely be better for fire crews and paramedics/technicians to be sharing working skills than that of fire fighters and police officers.

Our schools are already at breaking point and the long term impact would be huge. Not just on education but on the job market, welfare and crime. Let's not give up on our kids