Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
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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
EU can act as 'honest broker' for a Kashmir peace process - Liz Lynne
Wolverhampton's Liberal Democrat Euro MP Liz Lynne has called for Kashmiri organisations and political parties on all sides to invite the European Union to act as an 'honest broker' and kickstart a peace process in the troubled province.
18 Oct 2010
Cabinet Ministers at Regional Conference
History was made on Saturday 16th October when 2 Liberal Democrat Cabinet Ministers spoke to the North East Regional Conference.
17 Oct 2010
Liberal Democrats welcome recycling u-turn
Liberal Democrats on Wiltshire Council have welcomed a council decision to improve recycling. The original 'harmonisation' plan produced by the Conservative council consisted of taking the lowest common denominator of the old district services. North Wilts and Salisbury would have lost their weekly waste collection without any new recycling, and West Wiltshire residents would have had to pay for green waste collections.
17 Oct 2010
Station future unclear
FIRE bosses are remaining tip-lipped over whispers about the future of Windsor Fire Station.
17 Oct 2010
Lorely Burt rallies support for Make a Difference Day
Solihull's Liberal Democrat MP Lorely Burt is joining forces with pop mogul Pete Waterman to encourage people throughout Solihull to give their time to benefit the local community as part of CSV Make a Difference Day, the biggest single day of volunteering on Saturday 30 October 2010.
17 Oct 2010
Western Bypass Final Section to Go Ahead as Mayor Dave Hodgson Announces Compulsory Purchase Plan
The building of the vital 'missing link' of Bedford's Western Bypass is set to go ahead after Liberal Democrat Mayor Dave Hodgson announced that he will use Compulsory Purchase Order powers to overcome the remaining barrier to the project. Mayor Dave has made clear that, with negotiations amongst those with landholdings on the bypass route being thwarted by one landowner, he will take whatever action is necessary to ensure the building of the much-needed bypass. Council officers are now working on a report to enable the Mayor to make a formal decision on the matter. The final section of the bypass will complete a road link all the way from the A421 to the south of Bedford to the A6 to the north of the town.
17 Oct 2010
