National News - East Riding Liberal Democrats

Brian has the vision London needs

Brian Paddick, the man who was until recently the highest ranking openly gay police officer in Britain today launched his campaign to become the first Liberal Democrat Mayor of London. DELGA are delighted to be able to support his candidacy. Chair of DELGA Jen Yockney commented, "I first met Brian completely out of the context of party politics, as he and I were both speakers at a high profile lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender conference a few years ago.

14 Jan 2008

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LIB DEMS BACK CALL FOR GOVERNMENT TO ACT ON EQUITABLE LIFE

Newcastle East Liberal Democrat Parliamentary spokesman Greg Stone is supporting calls for the Government to act over the failure of regulation of the financial services sector which led to the collapse of pensions group Equitable Life in 2000.

14 Jan 2008

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New Focus for St Peters Ward

St Peter's Ward Focus Team have started to deliver their latest Focus newsletter across the ward. The main stories are: Zahid Shah backs campaign to save Neighbourhood Wardens;

14 Jan 2008

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Severe Weather Warning for Shepway

The Met Office have issued a severe weather warning for Kent, predicting a 60% chance of heavy and persistent rain to spread across Kent from the west during Tuesday 15th January, with up to 25mm likely in places. That rain will be accompanied by strong southerly winds with gusts to gale or severe gale force over South Eastern England.

14 Jan 2008

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Clegg pledges better schools and more efficient hospitals at Manifesto Conference

Plans to liberate schools from excessive state interference and guarantee hospital treatment to patients within a set time have been set out by Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg. Speaking at the One Day manifesto conference in London on Saturday, Mr Clegg argued that central government's task is to allocate funding for public services fairly to guarantee equal treatment and to ensure good minimum standards. Mr Clegg also set out plans for a new generation of schools free of government interference. In the NHS, Mr Clegg said patients should be guaranteed treatment within a certain period, provided through the private sector if necessary. He also called for patients to be given their own health budgets to spend on treatment for long-term and chronic conditions.

14 Jan 2008

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Tyrone Harewood elected unopposed to Totnes Town Council

The Totnes Liberal Democrats would like to congratulate Tyrone Harewood on his unopposed election to the Totnes Town Council. While most Town Councils are not openly political, many members of Totnes Town Council run for election as representatives of political parties.

14 Jan 2008

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Brian has the vision London needs

LIB DEMS BACK CALL FOR GOVERNMENT TO ACT ON EQUITABLE LIFE

New Focus for St Peters Ward

Severe Weather Warning for Shepway

Clegg pledges better schools and more efficient hospitals at Manifesto Conference

Tyrone Harewood elected unopposed to Totnes Town Council

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