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
EU ELECTIONS - LIB DEMS TAKE THE FIGHT TO BREXIT PARTIES AND LEAD THE UK REMAIN VOTE
LIBERAL Democrats ride high in EU vote with 16 MEPs including 2 in the East Lib Dems take second place in East Suffolk as Tories and Labour trail in 4th and 5th place The Lib Dems were rewarded across the UK for their clear, consistent and unambiguous pro EU, anti Brexit campaign in the Euro elections. With a total of 16 MEPs, the Party topped the poll in London and secured a clear second place in most regions securing its rightful place as the clear leader of REMAIN.
27 May 2019
Lib Dems's best ever election result in this area (and the Tories' worst)
European election AVDC area result (May 23 - 26th 2019)
27 May 2019
A couple of pamphlets to read:
Here are a couple of pamphlets which Mark Pack recommended after his recent talk in Ripon: 'Where next for the Liberal Democrats?'
27 May 2019
Best ever EU election result for Wolverhampton Lib Dems
Reflecting the national swing to the Liberal Democrats, the party made great progress in Wolverhampton. This was a major contribution to the Lib Dems gaining a seat in the EU parliament for the West Midlands Region. The clear message of STOP BREXIT and unapologetically supporting a People's Vote resonated with many voters.
BL
27 May 2019
West Midlands elects Phil Bennion as its Lib Dem MEP
The voters in the West Midlands have returned Liberal Democrat Phil Bennion as Member of the European Parliament following an increase in vote share in the region.
BL
27 May 2019
What do the local European parliament election results mean?
Lib Dems came second both in Harrogate Borough and Craven District beating the Greens, Conservatives and Labour into third fourth and fifth places in both areas. Digging a bit deeper, when you add togather the votes for the pro-remain parties (Lib Dem, Greens, Change UK and Yorkshire Party) and compare them with the pro-leave parties (Brexit, UKIP and English Democracy Party) this is what you get: Remain 56% v Leave 44%: It rather puts the lie to the idea that most people want to leave the EU doesn't it?
27 May 2019