Action To Tackle Climate Change
Leicester City Council has signed a commitment pledging action to tackle climate change.
10 Nov 2006
National News
Centre's Future is Safe
THE future of the Roding Centre, Buckhurst Hill, has been secured after the parish council completed the purchase of the venue.
AGR
10 Nov 2006
"An Inconvenient Truth" - Buy it on DVD from Shepway Lib Dems
"An Inconvenient Truth" is the surprise film smash of the year - a film about climate change and our environment by Al Gore that has got people across the world looking at how they can do more to safeguard our future environment! Released on DVD on 21 November, you can pre-order you copy today from the Shepway Shop at www.shepwaylibdems.org.uk/amazonshop/
10 Nov 2006
Dundee LibDems say "Scrap unnecessary and illiberal laws"
Dundee East Liberal Democrat parliamentary spokesperson Dr Clive Sneddon today (Friday 10th November) welcomed the campaign by Liberal Democrat Shadow Home Secretary Nick Clegg MP to repeal unnecessary, ineffective and illiberal legislation.
10 Nov 2006
MP attempts to juggle 'three planet' lifestyle
Tim Farron MP may be used to juggling his workload but WWF challenged him to juggle three planets to highlight how everyone in the UK is using more than their fair share of natural resources, and emitting more CO2 than the planet can absorb.
9 Nov 2006
Lib Dems seek mass repeal of Labour's laws and a Freedom Bill
The Liberal Democrats have called for a mass repeal of 10 parliamentary acts passed by Labour since 1997. A "Freedom Bill" sets out plans to abolish ID cards, control orders for terror suspects and to end extradition to the US "without proper evidence". The Lib Dems also pledge to end the storage of DNA details of people never charged or convicted of crimes. Party leader Sir Menzies Campbell says Labour is addicted to making laws and has created "legislative madness". The government has passed 365 acts and 32,000 Statutory Instruments - rules and regulations made by ministers - since 1997. This equates to seven full editions of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
9 Nov 2006