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
Last roll of the dice
DRAWN-out proposals to develop the Grange Farm site, Chigwell, have been given a "final roll of the dice" with an additional year having been given for a scheme of 28 houses to win full planning permission.
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8 Dec 2005
Wolverhampton Lib Dems elect new Chair.
At the AGM in November there were two nominations to be Chair of the Wolverhampton Liberal Democrats in 2006. A postal ballot of all members was organised and 60% returned their ballot papers by the deadline. When the votes were counted Eileen Birch was declared the winner by a large majority. Eileen will take office from January 1st 2006.
7 Dec 2005
Kennedy probes the Prime Minister over 'Extraordinary Rendition'
Following their exchanges during Prime Minister's Questions, Liberal Democrat Leader Charles Kennedy has written to Tony Blair seeking clarification of the Prime Minister`s answers about `extraordinary rendition`. Mr Kennedy has asked the Prime Minister for details of the flights, how long the Prime Minister has known about this policy and why these flights are taking place, if they are not for purposes of `extradition or torture`.
7 Dec 2005
UN climate talks must lead to real targets
As UN talks in Montreal on climate change reach their final crucial phase, Liberal Democrat Shadow Environment Secretary Norman Baker MP said:
7 Dec 2005
Lib Dems Demand Commitment to Out of Hours Noise Service
Lib Dems on the borough Council have called for an extension of the councils out of hours noise service which is scheduled to be discontinued next summer.
7 Dec 2005
LIB DEMS SLAM TORY "LACK OF VISION" IN GROWTH PLANS
Chelmsford Lib Dems are appalled at the breathtaking lack of vision the Conservative Council has shown in its long-awaited and flawed plans for forcing 14,000 plus new houses in Chelmsford. Having thrown out the Lib Dem idea of a separate, sustainable village site clear of the urban area - with its own services and transport infrastructure, they plan to simply concrete over large areas of the green fields round the town in an ever-sprawling growth.
7 Dec 2005