Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
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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
Lib Dems storm to victory in York City Council by-election
Yorkshire Liberal Democrats are celebrating a stunning victory after taking the Heworth Without ward from the Conservatives .
7 Sep 2007
European Candidates: Question and Answer session at Regional Conference
Come and meet the shortlisted South East European Candidates at the South East Regional Conference on 27th October. All of the candidates have been invited to attend at Oakmeeds Community College, Burgess Hill.
7 Sep 2007
Residents to pay the price as County Council looks set to press on with legal action
Tory-run Bedfordshire County Council looks set to press ahead with a costly legal challenge to the Government's decision on Unitary Status in the county, in spite of a Liberal Democrat attempt to prevent a further £75,000 of local taxpayers' money being wasted.
7 Sep 2007
SOS for the NHS - survey launched
Local Liberal Democrats are campaigning against cuts to the local health services. They have launched a petition and are distributing a Health Survey right across Chelmsford. "We want to give local people a chance to have their say on local health services and health policy in general," said Parliamentary Candidate Stephen Robinson.
7 Sep 2007
Liberal Democrats call for constitution fit for modern Britain
Britain's first written constitution should be drafted by a convention whose membership has been partly chosen by random lot, the Liberal Democrats proposed today. Half of those involved should be members of the public, with the others drawn from parliament, and the final draft subject to a national referendum.
7 Sep 2007
Tories continue to be split
The Conservative Party were plunged into further turmoil this week as former Deputy Leader Michael Ancram added fuel to the debate about the direction of the party by urging David Cameron to focus on Thatcherite values. The move follows Mr Cameron's recent comments on controlling immigration, dubbed by the Labour Party as a 'lurch to the right'. The revelations follow the resignation of the Party's Deputy Treasurer Johan Eliasch, also dissatisfied with the party's 'lurch to the right'.
7 Sep 2007