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
Dundee Liberal Democrats say security breaches "prove flaws in ID cards proposal"
Dundee Liberal Democrats today (Thursday 7th September) said that the recent uncovering of the number of times Home Office computers have been hacked into in recent years "proves flaws in ID cards proposal"
7 Sep 2006
Delivering equality for all
DELGA is delighted to announce we will be hosting a Conference Fringe meeting with Stonewall on "Delivering Equality For All" at the Liberal Democrats Autumn Federal Conference.
7 Sep 2006
Virtual conference to take power to the people
Today Liberal Democrat Leader Sir Menzies Campbell and Liberal Democrat Peer Lord (Paul) Tyler, launch a cross-party 'virtual conference', aimed at re-engaging people with the political process. Hundreds of people, particularly students, have already registered for the on-line conference.
7 Sep 2006
Virtual conference to take power to the people
Yesterday Liberal Democrat Leader Sir Menzies Campbell and Liberal Democrat Peer Lord (Paul) Tyler, launch a cross-party 'virtual conference', aimed at re-engaging people with the political process. Hundreds of people, particularly students, have already registered for the on-line conference.
7 Sep 2006
Labour civil war over Blair departure date
Labour Party erupted into civil war as eight members of the Government, including two from the West Midlands, quit their posts today over Tony Blair's refusal to name a date for his resignation as Labour leader. Junior minister Tom Watson and seven parliamentary private secretaries (PPSs) are among 17 normally loyal Labour MPs who have signed a letter calling on Mr Blair to quit.
6 Sep 2006
Labour civil war over Blair departure date
Labour Party erupted into civil war as eight members of the Government quit their posts today over Tony Blair's refusal to name a date for his resignation as Labour leader. Junior minister Tom Watson and seven parliamentary private secretaries (PPSs) are among 17 normally loyal Labour MPs who have signed a letter calling on Mr Blair to quit.
6 Sep 2006