Lib Dems would keep the pensions triple lock
Over 23,000 people living in South West Wiltshire would receive at least an extra £770 per year under Liberal Democrat manifesto plans to protect the 'triple lock' for state pensions.
Over 23,000 people living in South West Wiltshire would receive at least an extra £770 per year under Liberal Democrat manifesto plans to protect the 'triple lock' for state pensions.
The Government has announced it won't challenge the High Court judgement and will publish a draft plan to tackle air pollution next week, after having attempted to delay the plans until after the election. Ed Davey, former Liberal Democrat Energy and Climate Change Secretary and the party's candidate for Kingston and Surbiton, commented:
On May 6th 2017 Newton Abbot Lib Dems unanimously approved our candidate for Westminster to represent the Newton Abbot constituency.
Big thanks to Jane Brophy and Carl Cashman, our candidates in the Greater Manchester and Liverpool City Region Mayoral contests.
More news out about what will be in the Liberal Democrat general election manifesto (preview here): the Triple Lock for pensioners, one of the party's achievements in coalition and not to be confused with the party's internal triple lock, is in there once again. Here's what the party news release says about a policy which the Conservatives are flirting with abandoning:
In an editorial criticising the Prime Minister's approach to Bexit talks the Observer's editor writes: