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
What Tim Farron hopes to achieve for women in 2016
Tim Farron has been doing all he can to get into a variety of media, from Have I got news for you, to Wetherspoons' newsletter and, this week, to Stylist magazine. This issue is featuring many politicians as guest editors. Tim was one of three politicians asked to write a letter to their idol and also to say what he wanted to achieve for women this year. This was his response to the latter:
14 Jan 2016
We have a moral duty to save the starving Syrians in Madaya
In the unnecessary days of negotiation between the Syrian Government giving permission and the UN trucks moving, more people have died "In order to break the siege, you need to first break the silence surrounding it."
PAJC
14 Jan 2016
Lib Dem Leader Tim Farron: Prime Minister is putting internal party strife above what’s best for Britain
Commenting on the Prime Minister's announcement that Government Ministers will be able to campaign on both sides of the European referendum campaign, Liberal Democrat Leader Tim Farron said David Cameron needed to show the 'courage of his convictions'.
14 Jan 2016
Lib Dem Leader Tim Farron: Prime Minister is putting internal party strife above what’s best for Britain
Commenting on the Prime Minister's announcement that Government Ministers will be able to campaign on both sides of the European referendum campaign, Liberal Democrat Leader Tim Farron said David Cameron needed to show the 'courage of his convictions'.
14 Jan 2016
Making Party Conference Easier to Attend
The Liberal Democrat Conference Committee is very mindful of the cost of attending conference. The cost of coming to conference as well as the overall length is often raised in feedback from members. As well as keeping registrations rates as low as possible to members, launching the conference access fund and negotiating discounts on travel costs we have been looking at the length of the autumn conference. The main costs of attending conference, for most people, is having to take time off work and the cost of accommodation. Many members are not able to take the time off work. There is also increasing pressure on all political parties to reduce the length of all political conferences to minimise the impact on parliamentary time.
AWCLDFCC
14 Jan 2016
Cold weather law makes WC help the homeless
Wiltshire Council has a statutory duty to provide severe weather emergency provisions (SWEP) to anyone who is sleeping rough when the weather is predicted to fall to 0 degrees or below for three consecutive nights.
14 Jan 2016