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.
We will shortly be electing our Regional team of Officers and Committee members for 2016.
Woking Liberal Democrats are celebrating the election of James Sanderson as the new councillor for Goldsworth East - but campaigners were left disappointed as the Goldsworth West seat was lost by just 18 votes
I've been doing some thinking. After watching the speech by Tim Farron at the the Lib Dem Conference yesterday, what do I actually want from my politicians? As a severely disabled person what would I like to see the Government doing to make life better for me? What would make me feel that waking up every morning and greeting the new day with a smile was a good idea? What promises would I like to see made in all the different party manifestos?
Electoral reform was very much a hot topic at Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference 2015. At usual, LDER had a stall in the Exhibition Hall, modelled here by our secretary, Penny Goodman:
The Liberal Democrat English Party has been considering radical changes to its own operation and other parts of the party as part of its post-election review. The English Council Executive (ECE) has now agreed a set of proposals, which are an intriguing mix of the very good, the incomplete and the very risky. Here are four in particular to chew over.
George Osborne's announcement that working grandparents will be eligible to shared parental leave entitlement looks like a progressive move, but former employment relations minister Jo Swinson argues that "shared grandparental leave" could hinder the father's role in parenting.