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.
"Boris Johnson must start putting the nation first, rather than sacrificing everything and anything in his ideological pursuit of Brexit. His efforts will drag the country's reputation through the mud by breaking international law," says Cllr Aidan King, who was a Liberal Democrats candidate for the North East in the 2019 European Parliament elections.
This is a defining moment in British Democracy, when the House of Commons voted in favour of passing the Internal Market Bill. It gives ministers the right to unilaterally rewrite parts of the withdrawal agreement with the EU, could break international law and jeopardise the Good Friday Agreement. Even the international outcry, the US promise to withhold a trade agreement and the difficulties this will pose with the EU didn't stop them, despite some having misgivings most of them trooped through, though a few including former Prime Minster Theresa May blustered and then abstained, (would have been better to vote against it). Never thought we'd say that she'd be better than the current PM, but there it. Remember this is the Withdrawal Agreement that the Prime Minister himself fought for, illegally prorogued parliament for, declared to the nation that it was a great deal and yet here we are just a few months after all that fuss. And South West Wiltshire's MP, Andrew Murrison well, I sure you'll be del
After the 2019 Local Elections Guildford Borough Council was in new territory. The electorate returned a council with a delicate power balance, with
The Liberal Democrats have called for the "forgotten" roads of Gloucester city centre to be repaired by the county council.
The new Lidl store at St John's Retail Park on Rope Walk in Bedford is now open. It's the first one in Bedford south of the river, and as well as bringing more local shopping choice for residents it's also providing over 20 new jobs on site.
Southwark councillor Anood Al-Samerai has been honoured with this year's Patsy Calton Award for her exceptional contribution to the Liberal Democrats.