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
Funding Boost for Roads Hit by Bad Weather
An extra £200,000 will be spent on repairing damage to Bedford Borough's roads caused by the winter weather this year and in previous years.
24 Feb 2016
Herts County Council - Liberal Democrats Demand Additional Funds for Flooding, Buses and Home Start
Liberal Democrats yesterday proposed a raft of amendments to deal with key concerns of local residents about the way the County Council is being managed under the Conservatives.
24 Feb 2016
Herts County Council - Liberal Democrats Demand Additional Funds for Flooding, Buses and Home Start
Liberal Democrats yesterday proposed a raft of amendments to deal with key concerns of local residents about the way the County Council is being managed under the Conservatives.
24 Feb 2016
Farron Calls For Top-Up Funding For Rural GPs
Westmorland and Lonsdale MP Tim Farron has renewed his call for the establishment of a 'Strategic Small Surgeries Fund', as the NHS commissions a review into funding 'atypical practices' including those in very rural areas.
24 Feb 2016
WARWICKSHIRE LIB DEMS SECURE THEIR PRIORITIES FOR ONE-OFF MONEY
At today's meeting of Warwickshire County Council, councillors debated how to spend the £3 million on-off Transition Fund money for 2016/17 allocated to the Council by the Government on the 8th February.
JR
24 Feb 2016
Fear and loathing at the coalface: how to combat it
Taking charge of the Stay in the EU campaign, David Cameron was accused of using the politics of fear: claiming Britain will have greater security staying in, while leaving would expose us to unknown hazards. It's ironic, though, that his actions caused an astonishing split even in his own Cabinet. Are the British people expected to feel safe and secure while seeing our Government and the ruling Party split from top to bottom? How much effective business can such a Government enact in the next fraught few months? Meantime our own Party has had its share of turmoil and trauma in the past five years. Internally, the comprehensive 2015 Election Review from the Campaigns and Communications Committee shows that a fatal dislocation arose between our Party in Government and the Party in the country. Externally, strong negative emotions against us were simultaneously roused in the British public. Anger among many that we joined with the Tories in the Coalition at all became disgust and even hatred when our Government
KP
24 Feb 2016