Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
News
Press release on the Autumn Statement.
Lib Dems condemn “chaotic and incompetent” budget
17 Nov 2022
Sewage in our Rivers
The sheer quantity of raw sewage being dumped into Britain’s rivers and coastal areas is a scandal and a disgrace.
14 Sep 2022
Points on Legislation mentioned in the Queen's Speech June 2017
Points on Legislation mentioned in the Queen's Speech June 2017 The Repeal Bill will turn European Law into UK law and repeal the...
SB
23 Jun 2017
David Minchella for Billingham North
Stockton Liberal Democrats have selected David Minchella for the forthcoming by-election in Billingham North. David's main interests are in working with partners to ensure good mental health provision and good schools for the area. Speaking after his selection David said "I'm delighted to be given the chance to fight this election. The people of Billingham North deserve to have a Liberal Democrat councillor who can focus on this area, listen to and work with residents."
MR
23 Jun 2017
Leadership contender Vince Cable warns on new Brexit crunch
One year on from the referendum result, Vince Cable has warned that the country is facing a "Brexit crunch" unless Tory Prime...
AB
23 Jun 2017
My Camera Never Lies...
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23 Jun 2017
Letter on our environmental challenges from Julian Pycraft
Mankind has managed to bring famine, plague and war under control due to phenomenal economic growth, which provides us with abundant food, medicine, energy and raw materials. But this same growth has destabilised the ecological equilibrium. Despite all talk of pollution, global warming and climate change, most countries have yet to make any serious economic sacrifices to improve the situation. Politicians choose growth over ecological stability. To avoid catastrophe and survive, mankind has to acknowledge and address the enormous environmental challenges ahead.
JP
22 Jun 2017
Why I won’t be the Lib Dems’ next leader
Some voices in the party say I want a hard Brexit. I don't - what I want is an end to the gross inequality that has made me angrier than ever Liberal Democrats are faced with electing a new leader after Tim Farron's resignation last week. I have come to the conclusion that I will not be putting myself forward as a candidate for that vacancy. That might seem strange given the support and encouragement I have received from party members - indeed, from many people outside the Lib Dems.
NLMP
22 Jun 2017