Last night some of Stockton Liberal Democrat members and supporters joined people of other parties and of no political affiliation in a candle lit vigil at the Transporter Bridge. Entitled Bridges not Barriers, it was organised by Tees4Europe.
Andy Lewis: A Plan for Kenilworth A long-term solution to the parking nightmare on our residential streets, especially parking on pavements. We need a joined up approach that includes enforcement and creation of more parking spaces for residents (CPZ). Protect our green spaces. Our council could have resisted the threats of over-development, but chose not to. We are slowly losing our green spaces, trees and parklands. Better use of developers' contributions (s106). Our Council currently have £3.5 million from the housing developments in Borehamwood, which could be used to improve our current facilities or build a new youth centre. Instead our councillors have wasted some of this money by relocating a community asset - Borehamwood Bowls Club and replacing it with yet another a cafe. More and suitable affordable/social housing. Local residents are struggling to get onto the property ladder and are being priced out by the over-inflated prices set by developers. All new development must be built with environment
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Labour Party Leadership frontrunner Sir Keir Starmer has announced his support for a constitutional convention and the need for a fairer, proportional voting system.
As the UK has now left the EU, Redditch Liberal Democrats make this promise to all EU citizens living in Redditch and the Villages: we will always welcome you in our town and, along with Liberal Democrats across the country, we will continue to fight for your rights.
The Liberal Democrats in Newcastle marked the UK leaving the UK at Grey's Monument. The people were told how wonderful it all would be. But were we conned?