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
Leadership Opinion Poll: Who Do You Think Will Win?
The ballot for leadership of the Liberal Democrats closes at noon on Saturday, with the result declared on Tuesday afternoon. But who do YOU think will have won - Nick Clegg or Chris Huhne? Vote now in the "just for fun" poll on the front page of this web site (www.shepwaylibdems.org.uk).
14 Dec 2007
Hertfordshire: FURY AS COUNTY YET AGAIN SEES CASH GO TO OTHER PARTS OF UK
Liberal Democrats have expressed renewed anger over the level of government funding for county council services at yesterday's key Policy and Resources Panel.
14 Dec 2007
Local Lib Dems Join March
Local Lib Dems joined the march against climate change in Scarborough on Saturday. The march commenced in Scarborough Town Centre and was led across the Spa Bridge to a Spa, where a meeting was held to discuss how local people could help put pressure on the government to address climate change.
14 Dec 2007
No need for further William Hunter Way consultation
ENOUGH has been done to seek the Brentwood public's views on the William Hunter Way development, according to Tory councillors.
JF
14 Dec 2007
Vote Gardner (Lib Dem) on Friday to be the voice for Old Moulsham
Old Moulsham resident James Gardner will be strong voice for the area if elected in the by-election tomorrow. "I am looking forward very much to polling day tomorrow. If elected, I will do my very best for the area where I live," said James. "Make this election a referendum on the Conservative inaction on traffic and housing issues."
13 Dec 2007
Cable warns Government of housing market crash
Housing affordability for people with new mortgages reached its lowest level for 15 years in October as borrowers had to spend significantly more of their income on mortgage costs than they did at the start of this year.The Council of Mortgage Lenders yesterday said first-time buyers spent 20.6 per cent of their income on mortgage interest in October, up from 20.4 per cent the previous month. The latest data showed that total lending had so far remained robust, but this reflected still high house prices and the large numbers of mortgages granted before the full effects of the credit squeeze were felt.
13 Dec 2007