Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
Lib Dems condemn “chaotic and incompetent” budget
The sheer quantity of raw sewage being dumped into Britain’s rivers and coastal areas is a scandal and a disgrace.
The borough has published a preliminary report based on the responses it received to its local plan strategic option con...
Exit from Brexit pretty much sums up how much the Lib Dems trust Theresa May to make a success of this constitutional experiment that Great Britain embarked upon. I don't think anyone in this party is particularly thrilled about inflation and the rising cost of living resulting from the Brexit uncertainty. Every day I hear stories of researchers whose projects have already been excluded from European cooperation, friends telling me about a reluctance to invest and further cuts within their companies, and accounts of non-British European friends who have (wrongly!) been told to leave the country. No one has a viable solution how to deal with the Irish border without threatening the peace process. So far, I am not digging this Brexit thing. As a creative person, I am disappointed that it is lacking the promised excitement of building a new better country which will be reformed so amazingly that the rest of the world goes green in jealousy.
Chesterfield BC, Holmebrook - 21 September 2017 Lib Dem Keith Falconer 510 [50.0%; +22.1%]Labour 435 [42.6%; -8.8%] Conservative...
We had an excellent conference in a very sunny Bournemouth this week, and the thousands of you who came created new party policy following some outstanding debates.
Climate change, our new video and all the news from the Liberal Democrats' Autumn Conference This week Liberal Democrats gathered in Bournemouth for our Autumn conference. Here's what we got up to, in case you missed it... Saturday 16th September Lib Dem members voted for new policy on climate change
Huge volumes of traffic, sharp bends, low bridges have been causing problems for years on the A507, which, for an "A" road, is quite narrow in places. Villages are plagued with congestion and pollution and HGVs have difficulty in passing each other in several places. In addition, there have been numerous bridge strikes as larger HGVs, misled by inaccurate satvav, are too tall to get under the Baldock railway bridge.