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.
We all know that so many people do not know or understand about the situation of asylum seekers in both the world and the UK. Amazing what many reading this posting don't know either.
Congratulations to Ed Davey , our minister at the Department of Energy and Climate Change, for some truly awesome green policies. Liberal Democrats have green policies, which work.
Danny Alexander's yellow despatch box was not a joke. The best bits in the 2015 Budget were actually Liberal Democrat policies...
Liberal Democrat members crowded in to the Old Court House in Berkhamsted last month to hear Nigel Quinton speaking after his selection as the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for South West Hertfordshire, following an all-member ballot. Nigel reminded members of the values and aspirations that bind the party together and make the Liberal Democrats so distinctive from the other parties. "The Liberal Democrats," he said, "are working to bring about three main aims - a fairer society, a stronger economy and a social structure in which everyone is enabled to get on in life." Nigel Quinton lives in Lemsford with his wife and two teenage daughters. He was brought up in a Liberal family, his mother being a councillor for many years in Bristol and Lancaster. After graduating as a geologist, Nigel had a successful career in the tough world of oil exploration in a mix of large and small companies which included Hertfordshire based start-ups Dragon Oil and Sterling Energy.
Liberal Democrat members crowded in to the Old Court House in Berkhamsted last month to hear Nigel Quinton speaking after his selection as the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for South West Hertfordshire, following an all-member ballot. Nigel reminded members of the values and aspirations that bind the party together and make the Liberal Democrats so distinctive from the other parties. "The Liberal Democrats," he said, "are working to bring about three main aims - a fairer society, a stronger economy and a social structure in which everyone is enabled to get on in life." Nigel Quinton lives in Lemsford with his wife and two teenage daughters. He was brought up in a Liberal family, his mother being a councillor for many years in Bristol and Lancaster. After graduating as a geologist, Nigel had a successful career in the tough world of oil exploration in a mix of large and small companies which included Hertfordshire based start-ups Dragon Oil and Sterling Energy.
Candidates across Teignbridge and Newton Abbot were out in force today campaigning for success in May!