National Liberal Democrat News - East Riding Liberal Democrats

17,000 have joined since May 2nd - Final day to join the Party and help elect our new Leader

AN INVITATION TO JOIN US TODAY: 17,000 have joined the Liberal Democrats since the beginning of may. the party has received the backing of THOUSANDS OF NEW voters in local and European elections and THE PARTY is riding high. The Party (of REMAIN) will soon be electing a new Leader. If you haven't already joined the Liberal Democrats then you have 1 day left until 11.59 TONIGHT (Friday) to ensure that you can exercise your vote in the Party's Leadership elections... Join the Liberal Democrats today: CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK:

7 Jun 2019

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Value for Money?

Ex county council CEO handed almost £300k pay-off for six months of work Former Lincolnshire County Council Chief Executive Keith Ireland. Former Lincolnshire County Council chief executive Keith Ireland was paid £292,263 by the authority for less than six months of work - around £1,234 a day.

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by Calvin Robinson, Local Democracy Reporter

6 Jun 2019

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The History and Possible Futures of Folkestone Gasworks, part of Pioneering Places East Kent: Folkestone

This exhibition, displayed across three sites in Folkestone, explores the history and possible futures of the Ship Street Gasworks site.

by Creative Folkestone

6 Jun 2019

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Denise Bates our next Town Councillor

Denise with Andrew Bryant, our Unitary candidate for Drynham ...

6 Jun 2019

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Last Chance to join to choose our next leader!

Following the resignation of Vince Cable after the great gains in both the local and European elections, the Liberal Democrats...

6 Jun 2019

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Green Council candidates 2019 John Wing, Doug Wade, Georgina Treloar and Lesley Whybrow and Lib dem candidates Tim Prater and Gary Fuller

It's Time for Councillors to Vote to Save Princes Parade

Folkestone and Hythe Lib Dem Leader Tim Prater and Green Party Leader Lesley Whybrow have put down a motion to the 26th June District Council meeting calling on the Council to withdraw its own proposals to develop Princes Parade, and instead build a new leisure centre and swimming pool at Martello Lakes in West Hythe.

6 Jun 2019

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