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
Popular Lib Dem campaigner Cllr Patrick Keating aims to win in Weston-super-Mare
Popular Lib Dem campaigner Cllr Patrick Keating aims to win in Weston-super-Mare
31 Oct 2019
Polish Ambassador visits Bedford
Poland's Ambassador to the UK Mr Arkady Rzegocki and Polish Consular General Mateusz Stasiek were in Bedford on Wednesday (30th October) to meet with the Polish British Integration Centre (PBIC), visit The Higgins to see the 'Poland in Bedford' exhibition and meeting with history keepers as well as meeting Mayor Dave Hodgson and local Polish businesses, community groups and residents in Bedford.
31 Oct 2019
#Brexit: I felt slapped
"I felt slapped". Episode #3 of a five-part mini-series detailing the experiences of an EU national living and working in #HighPeak #yourguyforhighpeak
31 Oct 2019
Video Jo on Radio 4
Speaking on Radio 4 on Wednesday morning, Jo Swinson saidOur polling shows that we are within a small swing of winning hundreds...
31 Oct 2019
Liberal Democrats are the tactical vote in Rushcliffe
Best for Britain, the non-partisan campaign group "fighting to keep the UK open to EU membership" have launched their tactical vote campaign at www.getvoting.org.
31 Oct 2019
Environmental ambitions for the General Election
Turtles at sea There is a story about Pacific islanders of old who used to go fishing for sea turtles. It always took a while just to catch one and, if the fishing was good and they were catching plenty, once they had caught at least three, they would attach a rope to each turtle and attach the other end of the rope to a ring. The islanders knew that the natural reaction of the turtles would be to swim away from each other. If they were thus attached, they would expend a lot of energy swimming but, overall, they would get nowhere, so the islanders could leave them untended and keep on fishing, knowing they would hardly have moved in the water, preventing each other from getting away. They could then all be picked up with ease once the fishing trip was complete
KM
30 Oct 2019