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.
With a General Election seemingly round the corner, coinciding with a massive growth in support for the Liberal Democrats in our membership, our MPs, and our position in the polls, the party is primed and ready to fight to demand better from our failing Government. We want to protect and promote decent, liberal values. We want to work to make our country a fairer, safer, and more equitable place to live in. We want to solve the climate crisis, and we want to protect our place in Europe.
The Liberal Democrats are delighted to announce that Sam Gyimah MP has joined the party.
Ian Bradwell with Leicester Liberal Democrats and his Assistance Dog Gemini at Leicester Pride on 31st August ...
The Liberal Democrats are delighted to announce that Sam Gyimah has joined them. Speaking after his on-stage introduction to the Party Conference in Bournemouth tonight, Sam Gyimah, an MP since 2010, former aide to David Cameron when Prime MInister, and latterly Minister for Universities, Scien ce, Research and Innovation said:
This evening, I had the pleasure of welcoming Sam Gyimah onto stage at Lib Dem conference, as our eighteenth member of Parliament. Sam Gyimah is a fantastic Remain campaigner. He was one of the 21 Conservative MPs that had the whip removed for helping us to stop no deal. He is a man of principle, and I'm so glad he's joined the Liberal Democrats this evening. Sam joins Chuka Umunna, Sarah Wollaston, Jane Dodds, Phillip Lee, Luciana Berger and Angela Smith in joining us in recent weeks. And it's not just MPs. We've been seeing the biggest and most sustained membership surge in our party's history in recent months. We've had 40,000 new members join us, 20,000 more register as supporters, and we're surging in the polls. There is something special happening in the Liberal Democrats. Labour and the Conservatives are led by ineffective leaders and have been taken over by the extreme wings of their parties. It is clear that people are rallying around the Liberal Democrats as the strongest party to
The next two decades will prove to be decisive tackling climate change. As a party, we take the climate crisis very seriously, environmentalism goes hand in hand with liberalism but unless we get elected our solutions remain untested.