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
A party of fairness, freedom, progress and reform
"I never forget that it is because of you, your tireless work, that Liberal Democrats are now in Government. I never forget that we are a party of fairness, freedom, progress and reform. We cherished those values in opposition. Now we're living by them in Government."
NC
13 Mar 2011
Wolverhampton Liberal Democrats welcome Tax News
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.
13 Mar 2011
Sign the Phone Mast Petition
Please join other local residents in signing our petitons against 15 metre high phone masts being put in local residential areas.
13 Mar 2011
Tax cut to help North East workers
Thousands of the lowest paid workers in the North East will no longer have to pay income tax from April thanks to changes introduced by the Coalition Government.
12 Mar 2011
McInnes reveals that over 1,770 people in Dundee City taken out of income tax
North East Liberal Democrat MSP, Alison McInnes, has revealed that 59,800 people in Dundee City will pay reduced income tax from April this year, thanks to the Liberal Democrat-led increase in the personal tax allowance.
12 Mar 2011
Network Rail Must Respect Riverside Right of Way Over Footbridge
Network Rail is seeking to pull down the footbridge over the Bedford to Bletchley railway line along the riverside path in Bedford, near the Prebend Street Bridge. This may not mean much to those people who don't use that path, but the many people who do know it and who use this important route between the town centre and Queens Park and Kempston will know that this means people will have to use the path under the bridge. That would be fine, were the clearance under the bridge on the path not just 4 foot 9 inches, and liable to flooding which makes it impassable.
12 Mar 2011