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
Liberal Democrats announce Motion on Tory education Policy
Following the decision to press ahead with closing King Edward VII in Melton and the Government's announcement that Leicestershire will not receive BSF funding for Loughborough, the Liberal Democrats have put down a motion to the next full Council Meeting.
17 Mar 2010
Report from Lib Dem Conference
Liberal Democrats met in Birmingham over the weekend for the party's last Conference before the General Election. And with the battle for votes looming on the horizon, Nick Clegg launched the Liberal Democrats 4 key policies to change Britain. Nick told Conference:
17 Mar 2010
Longest serving Tory in Europe joins the Liberal Democrats
The former leader of the Conservative MEPs who stood against Tory-backed Michal Kaminski announced his defection to the Liberal Democrats at the Party's Spring Conference in Birmingham.
17 Mar 2010
Farron welcomes exemption for South Lakeland farmers from NVZ rules
News that hundreds of farmers in South Lakeland could now be exempt from the Nitrate Vulnerable Zones restrictions have been welcomed by Liberal Democrat Farming Spokesperson Tim Farron MP after the appeal process exposed flaws in previous appeal designations.
17 Mar 2010
Poor Bus Services
The H1 bus service from Loughton to Harlow no longer runs on weekdays and there are only four H1 buses each way on Saturdays. Residents who need to go to the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow will have to use the 55 service on weekdays. Not that either service actually takes you right there, as buses go only as far as the bus station.
17 Mar 2010
Lib Dems Trounce Conservative and Labour in South Kent College Poll
Following an election hustings meeting on Monday 15th March at South Kent College in Folkestone, a ballot of students saw Liberal Democrat Candidate Lynne Beaumont win a landslide victory, with more votes than Labour and Conservatives combined.
16 Mar 2010