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
Dundee LibDems applaud Campbell's emphasis on the real issues facing Britain
Following Prime Minister's Question Time today (Wednesday 28th March), Dundee LibDems have praised Liberal Democrat Leader, Sir Menzies Campbell MP, for using the opportunity to highlight the plight of Britain's poorest people.
28 Mar 2007
Gurkhas Return to Westminster: Fair Pensions for All Campaign Backed by Ming
Liberal Democrat Leader Menzies Campbell today met with a delegation of Gurkha veterans in Westminster, and backed their ongoing campaign for fairer pensions. Menzies Campbell called for an immediate review to deliver fairer pensions to the many Gurkha veterans on low pensions or no pension at all.
28 Mar 2007
Whitby Councillor Rob Broadley gets blogging
Councillor Rob Broadley has gone into cyberspace: Whitby voters can now keep up with Rob's activities and contact him though his blog http://robbroadley.blogspot.com/
28 Mar 2007
Maureen discovers Shepway to CUT Plastic Bottle Recycling
Lib Dem campaigner and keen re-cycler Maureen Speller has discovered that the plastic bottles skip at the Ross Way waste centre will be withdrawn on 31 March this year. The cut will come as a blow to those who do not have doorstep recycling collection (in particular those in flats) as it will make it harder to recycle these materials.
28 Mar 2007
Charity to end care over funding
A leading north east charity has said it will stop providing care for adults with learning disabilities after a row over funding.
28 Mar 2007
Computer therapy access 'for all'
Computer-based therapy should be available to all patients in England from April, says the government. Patients with mild depression or anxiety should receive therapy instead of drugs, but there are long waiting lists around the country. A trial of one computer programme - 'Beating the Blues' - found it more cost-effective than other treatments.
28 Mar 2007