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
Thank You Dundee!
The Liberal Democrats had the biggest vote increase in Dundee at the recent General Election of ANY of the parties. In Dundee West, NYKOMA GARRY increased our vote to over 5,300 - hugely up on 2001 - taking an extra 5.2% of the total vote share and pushing the Tories firmly into fourth place.
6 May 2005
Thanks for doubled vote, says Exley-Moore
Tania Exley-Moore has thanked the 7,495 people who voted for her on election day. Speaking to the Scarborough Evening News Tania said she was 'chuffed to bits' with her vote, which almost doubled the 2001 Liberal Democrat vote.
6 May 2005
Dundee Liberal Democrats launch new website!
Dundee Liberal Democrats today (6th May 2005) launched their new website! Unlike the previous website hosted at Geocities, the new website has a great deal more resources and potential.
6 May 2005
Liberal Democrats - The biggest gainers in Wolverhampton
The Liberal Democrats were the biggest gainers in Wolverhampton in yesterday's General Election. In all three seats the Liberal Democrats gained more votes and an increased share of the vote.
6 May 2005
Kent County Council Election Results for Shepway: May 2005
The full results of the six Kent County Council Divisions in the Shepway area on 5th May 2005 (Elham Valley, Folkestone North East, Folkestone South, Folkestone West, Hythe and Romney Marsh) were as follows:
6 May 2005
Lib Dems increase vote in Maldon & East Chelmsford
Matt Lambert says a big thank-you to everyone who voted for him in the Maldon & East Chelmsford Parliamentary election. He said, "Despite fielding a small team and limited resources, we increased our vote against the massive efforts put in by the other two parties. The Lib Dem share was UP 4.2% and Labour DOWN by a crushing 6%.
5 May 2005