Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
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13 Sep 2023
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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
Ros Scott wins the Liberal Democrat Presidential Election
Baroness Ros Scott has won the election to be the next President of the Liberal Democrats and the result was:
8 Nov 2008
Fuller welcomes Drop Curb near Bus Station
Folkestone Lib Dem campaigner Gary Fuller has welcomed the installation of a drop curb at the junction of Middleburg Square and Bouverie Place, where many people cross from the Bus Station into Bouverie Road West.
8 Nov 2008
Lib Dems Demand Tories Explain Catalogue of Errors over Rookery South Incinerator
Bedford Borough Liberal Democrats have demanded a full explanation of the Tory-run County Council's 'catalogue of errors' that has led to the prospect of hundreds of thousands of tonnes of waste being imported into Bedfordshire from Buckinghamshire to be burnt in a giant incinerator near Stewartby.
8 Nov 2008
Lib Dems against Fixed Penalty notices for litter
Brentwood's Liberal Democrat leader Cllr David Kendall spoke out against the proposal to consider introducing a Fixed Penalty Notice Warden team for litter in Brentwood at Wednesday's Environmental Panel meeting.
7 Nov 2008
Forward Diary: 10 to 16 November 2008
Tim will travel to Westminster on Monday for a meeting with the national cancer tsar, Prof Mike Richards, to press the case for a cancer treatment centre in Kendal.
7 Nov 2008
Interest rate cut must be passed on to borrowers - Cable
Commenting on the 1.5% cut in interest rates, Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor, Vince Cable said: "Naturally we welcome this bold move, which now amounts to a 2% cut in rates in under a month. This is exactly what we've been calling for." Vince Cable went on to say: "It is much more radical than had been anticipated in the City, and goes a long way to restoring my faith that the Bank of England can react strongly in an emergency. The next priority is to ensure that this cut is passed on to borrowers. It is very clear that the conditions attached to the Government's recapitalisation of the banks were far too lax.
7 Nov 2008