Ashfield and Eastwood Liberal Democrats

Danny visited the Morrisons supermarket in Inverness, where newly qualified butcher David Webster and baker Stuart Crombie taught him the tricks of the trades.

Morrisons is currently one of the largest providers of apprenticeships in the UK. The store in Inverness, which has recently undergone a major refurbishment, employs more than 250 people and is keen to help staff develop their skills as part of their national apprenticeship programme.

Danny said:

Julia Cambridge, Parliamentary Campaigner for Chesterfield, has called for Chesterfield College to rule out a historic park site as a possible venue for its proposed Technical Academy, she has further raised questions as to the negative impact such an Academy would have on local Chesterfield schools.

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• Phone users will be charged no more for calls than they would be at home

• From July 1 calls in the EU will not be charged at the same high prices

Plans to scrap exorbitant roaming charges for using a mobile phone abroad have been unveiled.

EU lawmakers have tabled proposals to stop mobile phone giants charging sky-high prices to holidaymakers in Europe.

Two stories jumped out at me this week as being deeply connected. Stephen Tall praised Ed Balls for not ignoring the huge chunk of welfare spending that goes to pensioners. Then, a new website from Public Health England reminded us of the country's large health inequalities. These inequalities should give us extra cause to question the fairness of current spending on pensioners.

This campaign will promote the fact that Liberal Democrats in Government have helped business create more than one million private sector jobs. Our ambition is to help create a million more new jobs.

I'm proud of our Government's record on job creation.

Since 2010 we have helped create:

• Jobs for young people - 1.2 million apprentices and 110,000 work placements for young people out of work
• Jobs in manufacturing - £5.5bn extra into science, high-tech manufacturing and renewable energy
• Jobs outside London - £2.6bn in our Regional Growth Fund, giving money to growing businesses around the country
• Jobs building Britain - £15.3bn to improve Britain's roads, railways and housing
• Help for job creators - £2,000 cash back to employers on the tax they pay on their employees, to make it more affordable for businesses to take on staff
• Green jobs - £3bn to fund the world's first Green Investment Bank, putting extra money into renewable energy, waste disposal and energy efficiency
• Rural jobs - £530m to improve access to superfast broadband, creating jobs and helping rural businesses