Former Mayor of Dawlish in Parliamentary bid Councillor Martin Wrigley has worked in the hi-tech industry for over 30 years, with a background in engineering and senior management. Growing up in a Navy family, Martin lived all over the world. Twenty years ago, he and his young family chose to settle in Teignbridge. A former Mayor of Dawlish, Martin is currently a Town and District Councillor.
Aaron Chahal, Lib Dem Parliamentary candidate for Slough, said, "The Lib Dems' policy of replacing business rates by a fairer system would benefit most small businesses and help save Slough High Street."
I 'm delighted to report that the Folkestone Lower Leas Park Beach Chalets Scheme (which was to see 58 huts removed, 16 retained and renovated and 120 wooden huts installed) has been substantially amended more than DOUBLING the number of existing chalets to be retained.
The Liberal Democrats have set out a bold plan to end rough sleeping within five years, spanning social housing, welfare, local authority funding and legal changes.
Liberal Democrats parliamentary candidates in Newcastle have issued a joint statement about their response to the Cilmate Emergency, spelling out in detail policies they would adopt to reduce emissions and fight their consequences. (Pictured l-r Dr Nick Cott, Newcastle North; Ali Avaei, Newcastle Central, and Dr Wendy Taylor, Newcastle East) said : The Liberal Democrats in Newcastle have been fighting to stop Climate Change for many years. When we ran the Council between 2004 and 2011, we made sure the environmental impacts of every decision were considered and we made sustainability a top priority. As result of our actions, Newcastle was named as the most sustainable city in the UK 2 years running. In 2010 we adopted the Newcastle Declaration on Climate Change , with clear targets for progress. Unfortunately these were not followed through once we lost control in 2011. We also proposed a motion to City Council in April this year asking the Council to declare a Climate Emergency. The Labour Council removed t
This is a biggie from the Prime Minister. He recently told an assembled audience in Northern Ireland that; "there will be no forms, no checks, no barriers of any kind [between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK]."