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
Bournemouth Briefing: Sunday’s #stopBrexit event
Thanks to Lawrence Fullick for filling us in on an anti-Brexit event that 's taking place in Bournemouth to coincide with our Conference. Pro EU organisations are organising events at all 3 party conferences. They will not have to try too hard to persuade people at ours. In fact, they recognise that it's about them showing us that people support our stance.
TV
11 Sep 2017
Paddy Ashdown writes…An essay to my Party on the eve of Conference
I am getting old. Like most old men I have a tendency to be grumpy and claim that things aren't as good as they were in the old days. Please bear this in mind when you read this. I was trained as a Commando officer so I don't know any other means of tackling a challenge than fix bayonets and charge. I don't really do subtlety. Please remember that, too when you read on.
PA
11 Sep 2017
MP slams Conservative Government for not caring about Cumbria after new stats reveal “summer of misery” for commuters in the South Lakes
South Lakes MP Tim Farron has hit out at the Government for ripping off commuters after it was revealed that trains were cancelled on the Furness Line at a rate of nearly one a day over the summer.
11 Sep 2017
Which political party’s members are most willing to deliver leaflets?
More data from the EPOP 2017 conference, this time showing what proportion of each party's membership claimed to have delivered leaflets during the 2017 general election campaign. Lib Dem members were the most likely to say they delivered leaflets, and the only party to have seen an increase on that measure since 2015:
MP
11 Sep 2017
What the Liberal Democrat MPs backed by More United got up to over the summer..
During the parliamentary recess, MPs traditionally spend time in their constituencies, talk to their constituents, work on campaigns and promote local issues. We've put together a round-up of highlights from More United-backed Liberal Democrat MPs so you can see a flavour of the things international, national and local that they've been up to.
PT
11 Sep 2017
Westbury incinerator - should we be worried about pollution?
When Lafarge was operating in Westbury there were concerns about potential pollution from the chimney affecting the health of the population. Now similar questions are being asked about the Northacre incinerator.
11 Sep 2017