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
Stewartby Air Quality Scandal: Lib Dems Demand Immediate Action
As news emerges that Stewartby is on the brink of being chosen as the County Council's preferred location for a new waste incinerator, the shameful scandal of poor air quality in the village continues.
21 Oct 2007
The sustainable cities index. ranking the largest 20 UK cities
How do UK cities really measure up?
21 Oct 2007
Lib Dem campaign force Tory U-turn
The Tory council has bowed to public pressure and found an extra £5,000 for removing graffiti.
21 Oct 2007
Wolverhampton Central Baths
Fresh from closing down Park Ward's swimming pool at Compton Park Activities Centre, Wolverhampton's Labour controlled Council appears to be playing about with the future of Central Baths and other council owned leisure facilities in the City. According to documents seen by the Liberal Democrats the Labour Council is preparing to put the management of leisure facilities in Wolverhampton out to bids under the much discredited Private Finance Initiative (PFI). It has been shown time and time again that PFI bids end up costing taxpayers far more money than conventional finance schemes.
20 Oct 2007
Council Committee Gets Same Treatment as Residents as Mayor Confirms Garages Demolition
Bedford Borough Liberal Democrats have attacked the Mayor's decision to ignore the recommendation of the Council's Scrutiny Committee and confirm the decision to demolish the garages on Bradgate Road, Bedford without investigating other options.
19 Oct 2007
Clegg and Huhne to contest Liberal Democrats Leadership
Nick Clegg has launched his leadership bid urging the Liberal Democrats to be 'bolder', insisting it was time to 'look to the future'. Mr Clegg joins colleague Chris Huhne, who announced his candidacy in London on Wednesday. Birmingham Yardley MP, John Hemming has ruled himself out of the race. Mr Clegg signalled his intention to stand at a launch in his Sheffield constituency this morning, saying: "If the Liberal Democrats are to change the tired old pattern of British politics, we are going to have to be bolder. We are going to have to move out of our comfort zone. We cannot test the patience of the British people any longer. We must now make a long term commitment to British Liberalism. The Liberal Democrats now have the opportunity, once and for all, to break the stifling grip of two-party politics ... and give a voice to the millions of people who don't feel they have a voice in British politics at all."
19 Oct 2007