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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 a waste of money!
Your Conservative County Councillor resigned just a few months before the full county council elections. The by-election for this seat takes place on Thursday October 2nd. The cost of the by-election will cost local taxpayers several thousand pounds. Peter Morris, the Liberal Democrat candidate, and his fellow Liberal Democrats in Bourne think this is a disgrace. The money could have been spent on vital services in Bourne such as improving our roads and pavements.
28 Sep 2008
Peter Morris LibDem Candidate in Bourne bi-election demands action on Bourne Town Centre regeneration plan
'Local residents are fed up with the lack of action over plans to regenerate Bourne town centre,' says Peter Morris, 'Plans have been around for many years, but local people want to see action. While council bosses continue to dither, the town centre declines further. One supermarket has closed in the Burghley Centre and North Street has been allowed to decline. The time for talking is over - the time for action is NOW.'
28 Sep 2008
Bourne Abbey by-election on October 2nd 2008 - LibDem Candidate Peter Morris - 'Peter will make an excellent local County Councillor' says Bill Newton Dunn MEP
Liberal Democrats in Bourne are delighted that Peter Morris has agreed to stand in the Bourne Abbey by-election. Peter has lived locally for the past seven years and is well known for leading the fights against local health cuts back in 2006. Bill Newton Dunn, who is backing Peter's campaign says 'Peter will make an excellent local County Councillor, I hope you will support him on October 2nd.' To get in touch with Peter email: peter@lincslibdems.org.uk or telephone 01778 440 514
28 Sep 2008
Sam's Fiendish Quiz: The result
Shepway Liberal Democrats have thanked all who took part in "Sam's Fiendish Quiz" at Saltwood Village Hall last night: with 7 teams and over 40 people competing, a good night was hopefully had by all!
28 Sep 2008
Lib Dems back strong Europe
The Europe debate at Conference backed plans to put Britain in the driving seat of the EU, refocusing the union on measures to protect the global interests and domestic security of the UK and its European partners. Among the measures in "Shaping Our World Through a Strong Europe" are: Greater cooperation among member states to tackle terrorism, international crime and people trafficking; Ensuring energy security and effective action on climate change by increasing the EU's carbon reduction target and developing a common EU energy policy; and Eliminating obstacles to cross-border economic activity within Europe.
28 Sep 2008
ICAEW on Europe
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales has told LDEG that the EU is the largest and most important market for UK businesses and that its success as a competitive and growing economy which can respond flexibly to the challenges of globalisation is critically important for economic growth in the UK. They also acknowledge that the EU faces some turbulent times ahead due to the combination of a global economic downturn and the growing threat of climate change.
28 Sep 2008