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
MEPs call for homophobia to be rooted out
MEPs are expected tomorrow (Tuesday Jan 17th) to support a resolution condemn the disturbing evidence of homophobia in EU countries and calling for EU laws upholding human rights and outlawing discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation to be extended and properly implemented in all member states.
16 Jan 2006
Lords defeat for ID cards scheme
Shepway Lib Dem Treasurer and no2id campaigner Darren Briddock welcomed the defeat in the house of lords of the governments controversial ID Card Bill.
16 Jan 2006
Hash takes concerns to the top!
Hash Chandarana, member of the Rushey Mead Focus team took local concerns straight to the top and met with City Council Leader Roger Blackmore. "Rushey Mead is such a great place to live" said Hash, but the local councillors seem happy for the basics to slip and deteriorate." he goes on to explain, "action is needed to clean up the graffiti, provide more recycling bins and sort out the broken pavements."
DK
15 Jan 2006
Liberal Democrats Meeting the Challenge
The Liberal Democrats today held their 'Meeting the Challenge' Conference. The Meeting the Challenge project is an overarching policy review following the 2005 General Election, it has been open to members of the Liberal Democrats and also members of the general public to participate in.
14 Jan 2006
Liberal Democrats Meeting the Challenge
The Liberal Democrats today held their 'Meeting the Challenge' Conference. The Meeting the Challenge project is an overarching policy review following the 2005 General Election, it has been open to members of the Liberal Democrats and also members of the general public to participate in.
14 Jan 2006
Review into unsuitable people and vulnerable children should have been concluded a year ago - Heath
David Heath MP, Liberal Democrat Shadow Leader of the House, today called on Charles Clarke to make a statement to the House of Commons about why a review of the system barring unsuitable people from contact with vulnerable children has only been announced today despite his pledge in a written answer in January 2005 that a similar review would be concluded by earlier last year.
12 Jan 2006