Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
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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
East Grinstead Housing - Andrew Brock and Margaret Collins speak out
Lib Dem County Cllrs Andrew Brock and Margaret Collins both believe 2500 houses is far too many for a single location at East Grinstead, and have both voted against this at County Council.
4 May 2005
Positive Liberal Democrat campaign rewarded with record poll support
Charles Kennedy, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, has used his eve of poll press conference to emphasise the popular appeal of Liberal Democrat policies, which have seen the party reach record levels in the polls.
4 May 2005
Big turnout will help Lib Dems win
A big turnout in Thursday's election could be good news for Lib Dem Peter Carroll. If enough people come out to vote, Michael Howard will lose his seat.
4 May 2005
SAY NO: to airport expansion at Lydd
The effects of airport expansion at Lydd will be felt well beyond the area just around the airport.
4 May 2005
Housing in East Grinstead - A statement from Serena Tierney
No one wants 2500 houses or significant numbers of additional houses in East Grinstead or indeed anywhere in Mid Sussex. Liberal Democrats are keen to protect the existing character of East Grinstead and ensure the existing town benefits from investment in infrastructure after years of neglect. It must also be stated that if there are to be any extra homes, then such houses must not be a bolt on to serve Crawley but bring benefits such as Town Centre regeneration and local jobs. I would like to clarify that, as indicated above, Lib Dems on both Town and County Councils have voted against the current Tory plans for 2500 houses as providing insufficient protection for the town with insufficient safeguards on infrastructure.
4 May 2005
Exley-Moore calls on Scarborough day-tripping Blair to apologize.
News that Tony Blair and John Prescott are visiting Scarborough at 5pm today, the eve of the election is proof that the Labour party is in trouble and Lawrie Quinn is finished, says Tania Exley Moore.
4 May 2005