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
Three Lib Dem social events coming up
With election successes now passed, Chelmsford Lib Dems are celebrating summer in style - with three, now traditional events. This Saturday, 4th July from 3.30pm: the annual swimming pool garden party, details: http://is.gd/1j2Km. On Sat. 11 July a Strawberry Tea: http://is.gd/1j4U3, and on Sat. 25 July at 1.30pm the garden party at Stock: http://is.gd/1j4RG
30 Jun 2009
Lib Dems tell the truth on public spending while other parties refuse to come clean - Vann
Henry Vann, Liberal Democrat parliamentary campaigner has slammed the Government's Draft Legislative Programme as a big let down for Bedford and Kempston.
30 Jun 2009
Posh Hotels and £62 thousand
Local Press have revealed that senior Council officers with Labour councillors went on a two-day over night visit to Rutland last year to discuss how to plan for the year ahead, this is despite £62 thousand of taxpayers money spent on a open plan renovation of their offices!
30 Jun 2009
Spelthorne's MP fails to explain why he is near the top of the parliamentary expenses league
Mark Chapman, the Spelthorne Liberal Democrats parliamentary spokesman, is not satisfied with the MPs explanation of his excessive expenses claims and has written to the Surrey Herald saying so.
30 Jun 2009
Darren Friel hopes new bins will help keep Deans Road tidy
Residents of Deans Road Âcontacted East Park's Lib Dem campaigner, Darren Friel, about the ever increasing amount of litter Âbeing dropped and gathering in the gardens and driveways of Âthe properties Âbetween Brooklands Parade and Julian Road.
30 Jun 2009
Brown's cancer pledge must tackle the real problem - Farron
Outlining his priorities for the next legislative session, Gordon Brown yesterday confirmed patients in England suspected of suffering from cancer will have the right to see a specialist within two weeks.
30 Jun 2009
