Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
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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
OVER 1300 LOCAL PENSIONER HOUSEHOLDS MISSING OUT ON PENSION CREDIT - KEY
Eleanor Key, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate is concerned at recent figures which have revealed that hundreds of local pensioners are missing out on pension credit payments. According to the Government's own figures only 70% of people entitled to this money are currently claiming it. In Congleton that would mean that 1323 pensioner households are failing to receive money due to them.
21 Apr 2005
OVER 1300 LOCAL PENSIONER HOUSEHOLDS MISSING OUT ON PENSION CREDIT - KEY
Eleanor Key, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate is concerned at recent figures which have revealed that hundreds of local pensioners are missing out on pension credit payments. According to the Government's own figures only 70% of people entitled to this money are currently claiming it. In Congleton that would mean that 1323 pensioner households are failing to receive money due to them.
21 Apr 2005
"Liberal Democrats Tax Plans will be fairer not higher", says Eleanor Key
Eleanor Key is concerned that other parties have claimed that Liberal Democrats will impose over 40 new taxes.
21 Apr 2005
"Liberal Democrats Tax Plans will be fairer not higher", says Eleanor Key
Eleanor Key is concerned that other parties have claimed that Liberal Democrats will impose over 40 new taxes.
21 Apr 2005
Lib Dems pledge to slash student debt.
Lib Dems will make the millstone of student debt a thing of the past, says Tania Exley-Moore.
21 Apr 2005
Liberal Democrats highlight student debt and their plans to scrap tuition fees
The Liberal Democrats have highlighted plans to scrap university tuition fees and top-up fees, and introduce of grants of up to £2,000 a year for poorer students so that no one is deterred from going to university by the fear of debt. The plans, funded by a 50% tax rate on earnings over £100,000, would cut debt for those on low incomes by an average of £7,000.
21 Apr 2005