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
Almost 100,000 Wolverhampton residents will pay less tax thanks to the Liberal Democrats
Liberal Democrat in Wolverhampton were today welcoming the news that due to changes in the national tax system, implemented by Liberal Democrats in the Coalition Government, 3,340 of Wolverhampton's poorest residents have been lifted out of the personal income tax band altogether.
23 Mar 2011
Shirley Williams writes… Why Vote Yes – For a system fit for purpose
Let me start by stating an undisputable truth; we live in a pluralistic society. Governments have recognised this in delivering our public services and in fostering multiculturalism. However, when it comes to how we vote for our politicians, we have been stuck with first past the post, and left with the patronisingly simple option of submitting a single cross.
SW
23 Mar 2011
Lib Dems Councillors condemn Council hypocrisy on Leisure Services
Wiltshire Liberal Democrat Councillors today condemned Wiltshire Council's claim to be improving leisure services, whilst...
23 Mar 2011
The Conservative Administration on Wiltshire Council have cut bus services, again!
The Conservative Administration on Wiltshire Council
23 Mar 2011
Final survey report
The final results from our budget survey have been analysed and are outlined below. Once again a big thank you to everyone who responded.
23 Mar 2011
Ridding the Borough of Useless Street Clutter!
Today I launched our campaign to rid Bedford Borough's streets of useless street clutter. Unnecessary road signs, railings and bollards that are cluttering our local streets are firmly in our sights. As you travel around the Borough, you see a number of road signs which serve no useful purpose. They clutter up the local environment and can even cause a hazard themselves due to their bulk and the obstruction they can cause for pedestrians. These signs are unwanted and unnecessary, as is some of the other 'street furniture' we have which it seems no-one ever asked for and nobody knows why it was installed in the first place! However, unless the Council makes a positive effort to work with residents and parish councils to identify these items and remove them, they can end up long outstaying their welcome and remain in their useless place for years. So we're making that positive effort.
22 Mar 2011