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
What is the Future of the Alex Hospital's A and E Service?
This week's resignations of 4 A and E consultants at the Alex. follows years of uncertainty about the future of their department. Save the Alex and Bromsgrove Liberal Democrats have been concerned about the provision of local hospital services for some time and Save the Alex are organising a quiet protest gathering at 9,30 on 25th February outside the Kidderminster Hospital where the Trust is holding its next meeting. Do use this opportunity to show your support for the Alex.
JK
17 Feb 2015
Rail Link Restored to Enable Railfreight Traffic to Access Sunderland Docks
Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin was in the Port of Sunderland on 5th February 2015 to see its rail line being used for the first time in more than 20 years.
17 Feb 2015
Rail Link Restored to Enable Railfreight Traffic to Access Sunderland Docks
Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin was in the Port of Sunderland on 5th February 2015 to see its rail line being used for the first time in more than 20 years.
17 Feb 2015
Bramley Meadows Roundabout Finally Repainted
Cllr Paul Alexander and Cllr Douglas McCall at the Bramley Meadows/Wolverton Road roundabout before it was repainted.
17 Feb 2015
Bromsgrove District Council prefers to cut Artrix funding rather than increase council tax.
The Artrix , Bromsgrove's popular community arts centre, has lost half its Bromsgrove District Council funding (£60,000) and is in danger of having to reduce its youth work at a time when youth services throughout the County are being cut. Last week Bromsgrove District Council voted virtually unanimously to freeze its council tax precept! They also chose to take £63,000 from reserves. Why? There have been no local objections to funding the Artix and residents are generally not against a small council tax increase if it is used for the community. We suggest that councillors think again about how they spend our money and that voters allow a Liberal Democrat councillor into the council to be the voice of good sense!.
JK
17 Feb 2015
Cllr Anita Lower named as Liberal Democrat challenger for Newcastle North parliamentary constituency at May's General Election
Newcastle Liberal Democrats have announced that the party's leader and Leader of the Opposition on Newcastle City Council, Cllr Anita Lower, will challenge Newcastle North MP Catherine McKinnell at the forthcoming General Election.
GS
17 Feb 2015