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
Kennedy launches West Midlands General Election campaign
Charles Kennedy MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, today launched the party's West Midlands General Election campaign at a press conference in Birmingham. Joining Charles Kennedy, will be Nicola Davies Liberal Democrat candidate for Birmingham Hodge Hill, Paul Keetch MP for Hereford, Councillor John Hemming Deputy Leader of Birmingham City Council and Liberal Democrat candidate for Birmingham Yardley as well as West Midlands Euro-MP Liz Lynne.
7 Apr 2005
'Confidence and enthusiasm abounds as Totnes Lib Dems start the election campaign in earnest' - Treleaven
As the General Election campaign starts in earnest Totnes Lib Dem Candidate, Mike Treleaven, is full of confidence as the Liberal Democrats set about fighting a campaign based on real solutions to real problems.
7 Apr 2005
Mike Treleaven joins Charles Kennedy to launch Liberal Democrat Education Manifesto
Charles Kennedy today launched the Liberal Democrat Education mini-manifesto at a press conference in Exeter accompanied by Totnes Liberal Democrat candidate Mike Treleaven.
7 Apr 2005
Gill: Time to count the dead in Iraq
Parmjit Singh Gill, MP for Leicester South, recently laid an Early Day Motion calling on the Government to count the number of civilian deaths in Iraq resulting from the latest conflict, as an absolute matter of urgency.
7 Apr 2005
Government Concession on Super Casinos welcome--Gill
Commenting on the Government's concession to reduce the number of regional casinos from eight to just one pilot, Parmjit Singh Gill Member of Parliament for Leicester South said:
6 Apr 2005
Liberal Democrats up in the polls as the General Election campaign begins
The Liberal Democrats are starting the election 8% ahead compared to 2001 and 10% ahead of 1997. The average of the polls published yesterday, on the day the General election was called, for the Liberal Democrats was 21%.
6 Apr 2005