Carlford by-election: How fast is your broadband?
More and more, the modern world assumes that we all have access to high-speed broadband. In areas outside larger towns, this is...
More and more, the modern world assumes that we all have access to high-speed broadband. In areas outside larger towns, this is...
Someone has joined the Lib Dems every single minute since the referendum result including many in Exeter. Our assumptions about institutionalised British values of equality, freedom, liberty and justice have been rocked as the refendum represented a tipping point to the instincts of fear, insularity and division.
Unlike the other main parties, we are united in our shock at the referendum decision and the advance of fear, intolerance and division.
Exeter Lib Dem activists played a significant part in the campaign to keep Britain working IN partnership with our European neighbours.
Liberal Democrats had another tough set of local elections on 5 May, fought within new larger ward boundaries. We worked hard in more areas than before and fielded a strong slate of candidates in 19 of the 39 seats on offer.
A petition has been launched in response to increasing reports of physical and verbal attacks on minority groups in communities across Britain.