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
CW
11 Oct 2008
No Shepway Council deposits in Icelandic Banks but impact on pensions unknown
In answer to questions from Lib Dem Councillor Tim Prater, Shepway Council have confirmed that, although they have no deposits in Icelandic banks, the potential impact on pension funds currently remains unknown. Shepway's pension fund is administered by Kent County Council, who have said that around one third of the KCC deposits that have been lost relate to the pension fund - around £18 million.
11 Oct 2008
Wolverhampton to get plastic and card recycling - at last
In doing our bit to achieve the Liberal Democrats' policy aim of a carbon neutral Britain by 2050 Councillor Robin Lawrence and Councillor Claire Darke are delighted by the introduction of plastic and cardboard kerbside collections for recycling. The new scheme which is being rolled-out across the City this month was brought about thanks to the minority council administration agreeing to implement Liberal Democrat policy.
11 Oct 2008
TERRYE HELPS WAR VETERAN WIN LONG FIGHT AGAINST INSURANCE GIANT
After a ten year battle with one of Britain's largest insurance companies, pensioners Roy and Shelia Ballantine, have finally won their case thanks to help from local Liberal Democrat Terrye Teverson.
11 Oct 2008
WAR VETERAN WINS LONG FIGHT AGAINST INSURANCE GIANT
After a ten year battle with one of Britain's largest insurance companies, pensioners Roy and Shelia Ballantine, have finally won their case thanks to help from local Liberal Democrat Terrye Teverson.
11 Oct 2008
SE Plan - Lib Dems urge protection of our town as well as green belt
Guildford Liberal Democrats urged the Borough Council to protect the character of our town and villages, as well as protecting our Green Belt, in their response to the government consultation on the SE Plan. Addressing the Council's Executive at their meeting on Thursday last week, Lib Dem Group Leader Cllr Fiona White urged the Executive to protest at the government's proposal for 8440 additional houses to be built in Guildford borough by 2026, and to resist the use of green belt land for housing.
10 Oct 2008