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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
On the Campaign Trail
With the election campaign in full swing, the Lib Dems have teams out across Chelmsford. Linda Mascot and Tom Willis (Councillors for Goat Hall ward) were out on the campaign trail in south Chelmsford.
27 Nov 2019
Eggleston's plan to revive our High Streets
Robert Eggleston, the Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for Mid Sussex vows to tackle the threat to our local town and village centres.
27 Nov 2019
Lib Dems: Dishonest to promise more nurses under Boris Johnson
Lib Dems: Dishonest to promise more nurses under Boris Johnson Responding to the Conservative Party manifesto commitment to 50,000 more nurses, Liberal Democrat Shadow Secretary for Health, Wellbeing and Social Care Luciana Berger said:
26 Nov 2019
Mismatch of £80m between Tory Manifesto and Costings document
Mismatch of £80m between Tory Manifesto and Costings document Commenting on the publication of the Conservative manifesto for the 2019 General Election, Dr Mary Bousted, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union, said that in addition to the 83% of schools which would still have lower per-pupil funding in 2020 than in 2015 in real terms, the Conservative manifesto had revealed £340m of further cuts to school budgets in 2023/24.
26 Nov 2019
Press Release: Guildford council leader announces plan to 'start again' with Chantry Wood Campsite
At tonight's (26/11/2019) Executive meeting of Guildford Borough Council, council leader Cllr Caroline Reeves will make the...
26 Nov 2019
Press Release: Guildford council leader announces plan to 'start again' with Chantry Wood campsite
At tonight's (26/11/2019) Executive meeting of Guildford Borough Council, council leader Cllr Caroline Reeves will make the following leaders' announcement: "After talking with Pauline Searle, the lead councillor for Countryside and Rural Life, and Peter O'Connell, Director of Environment, we have agreed to consider all the responses to the public consultation for Chantry Wood campsite. "We will then stop the process, review the situation and start again to find a way of assessing the feasibility of what different residents and groups actually want." This follows a number of concerns raised by residents over the decision based on an item brought to an Executive meeting during the previous administration. Cllr Pauline Searle commented: "It appears that there has been disquiet over the consultation and a number of people have been in touch to say the options provided are not what the community wants. By starting the process again we can try to resolve these problems."
26 Nov 2019