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
Council Runs Local Democracy Week (Four Months Late)
A number of events normally held during Local Democracy Week (beginning on 12th October 2009) are taking place in Epsom & Ewell this week, after Lib Dem councillors campaigned for the Borough Council to participate.
3 Mar 2010
Garage Vandalism Has To Stop
After concerns from residents, Abbey campaigner Simon Sansome and Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Leicester West, Peter Coley, visited the garages in the Marwood Road area to see for themselves the criminal damage done to local garages.
3 Mar 2010
Street repairs halted as Tory Budget Runs Out
Figures obtained by the Liberal Democrats through a freedom of information request has
3 Mar 2010
Heather Kidd Slams Broadband Tax As Unfair
Heather Kidd has slammed the government for plans to charge people with fixed phone lines 50p per month to help fund ultra-fast broadband has been condemned as "unfair".
3 Mar 2010
Tory Donor Ashcroft Costs The British Taxpayer £127 Million
Heather Kidd expressed outrage after Liberal Democrat research revealed that Tory party donor Lord Ashcroft is estimated to have saved £127m in tax. It is estimated he has saved more than £127m in British tax since he became a member of the House of Lords, according to Liberal Democrat research.
3 Mar 2010
Coffee and croissants with Barroso won't solve Tory trouble in Europe
Ken Clarke's legendary hush puppies made no sound this week as they padded their way to EU Commission President Barroso's office. True, the Daily Telegraph got wind of the story last Monday, but between then and the Shadow Business Secretary's return home there was no further media comment, no photographic evidence and not so much as a press release to mark the occasion. For the Tories, this silence qualifies as a result. Their only pro-European big gun, Clarke's mission was to build bridges in advance of a General Election which, if the Tories were to win it, would usher in the most destructive, anti-European government in British history. This task was not an easy one. The last thing David Cameron wanted is to carry it out in public. Either his emissary went to Barroso with all eurosceptic guns blazing and annoyed those who matter most or else he makes cooing noises that would set off spasms of fury from the Tories' euro-hostile majority. You can understand why this meeting was not for public consumption.
CBMEP
3 Mar 2010