POTHOLES have long been one of the biggest issues in Colchester for residents. And as the town has grown dramatically in the last few decades our road network is under increasing pressure. Essex County Council runs a huge programme of maintenance and repairs on the roads and each year members get to nominate a selection of the worst potholes in their ward. However, despite huge investment and the promise of more from the Government, potholes still litter our streets. But where are the worst examples in Colchester? We asked and you duly delivered, sending us dozens of suggestions for the worst potholes in Colchester on our Facebook page.
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university tuition fees to 9,000 pounds a year. what s more, past increases in the threshold were not and are still not enough to ensure that everyone who wants to study at universities can. crippling debt is launching out thousands of young people from their right to education and their right to a stable working future. the tax principle provides a safety net for those universities and the higher education standards for 28% of the u.k. graduates out of work but a quarter of graduates would insure that people in the situation would pay nothing until they are in the work and even better, a person on an average salary of 13,000 pounds would be 37,000 pounds better off each month. it could be argued that the abolition of university tuition fees would benefit young people more, but contributing to a system that we benefit directly from is a contribution we must all be willing to make. the problem with the system is they are snapped up by the treasury and not used to fund the univ