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
PCT quizzed on respite care money
In 2008 the government announced it was doubling the amount of money to fund rest periods for long-term carers, £50m was to be spent in 2010 and £100m next year. Two charities, the Princess Royal Trust for Carers and the Crossroads Care Charity, have recently analysed FOI (freedom of information) requests from 100 PCTs and claim only 23% of this years money has been used to increase services for carers.
15 May 2010
Don't take offence at our coalition. Its aims are liberal - Nick Clegg's Guardian Article Sat 15 May.
A Lib-Con deal was the only responsible choice. And our shared aim is to build a fairer society by a radical dispersal of power
15 May 2010
Calling all Town Centre Residents
The ongoing problems of noise, vandalism and general disruption in the early hours in Epsom town centre is the focus of a meeting to be held on 20th May.
15 May 2010
Pledges for fairness win Liz Lynne's support for historic coalition deal
Speaking ahead of a special party conference, Wolverhampton's Euro MP Liz Lynne has urged Liberal Democrat members to back the coalition agreement because of the 'cast iron pledges for fairness' written into the deal.
15 May 2010
Maiti Nepal: Campaign to stop sex trafficking of Nepalese children
At a busy meeting at the Hawkinge Community Centre, the inspiring Chairperson of Nepalese Charity Maiti Nepal, Anuradha Koirala, explained their work and opened our eyes and our hearts to the terrible situation in Nepal where children are exploited for sex. She helped those present to understand some of the issues and difficulties.
FMTMN
15 May 2010
Liberal Democrats take election pledges into Government
On the 7th May 2010 after the election was over two things were clear, one, Labour had lost and two, as no party had passed the 326 wining mark so no party had won it either. And it meant that the Liberal Democrats were placed by the public's decision in the General Election of trying form a working relationship with one of the other parties to form a stable government.
14 May 2010