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
MING'S GREEN TAX POLICY PASSED
At last week's conference in Brighton Liberal Democrats showed their resounding support for Ming Campbell's 'Green Tax Proposals'. The new 'Fairer, Simpler, Greener' tax policy is innovative and exciting. Ming is proving to voters that we are a party of substance and where the other main parties drown in green rhetoric and spin we are forging ahead with practicable solutions to our ever-more-alarming environmental problems.
26 Sep 2006
TORY BUS DERGULATION REVERSED
Liberal Democrats passed a motion at last week's conference calling for Tory bus deregulation to be reversed, with local authorities being given much more control over pricing and planning of services.
26 Sep 2006
Lifetime Wait for Road Resurfacing Just Not Good Enough Say Lib Dems
Liberal Democrats have declared that local residents deserve better after Borough Council figures for the urban area revealed that at the current rate of resurfacing it would take 66 years, almost a lifetime, for every road to be resurfaced.
26 Sep 2006
New Opinion Poll finds Liberal Democrats are the party for the many and not the few
A Populus poll for The Times this week asked about what people think of the parties and found that the Liberal Democrats are for the many and not the few, understands the way people live their lives and cares about the problems ordinary people have to face compared to the other parties.
26 Sep 2006
Lib Dems back consultation in Heywood!
At a meeting to discuss six form provision in the Rochdale Borough, Rochdale MP - Paul Rowen agreed to take 2 interventions from representatives from Heywood Community School. They were concerned about the future of their school following a recent report to Rochdale's Cabinet.
26 Sep 2006
Hertfordshire: Extra houses but will there be extra police?
The Labour Government's push to increase the number of houses in Hertfordshire and the East of England looks like it won't be matched by investments in policing and infrastructure, members of the Police Authority have been told.
25 Sep 2006