#liberal-democrats

#liberal-democrats

The Liberal Democrats demand government transparency on the impact of potential Trump tariffs on the UK economy.

Southwark Council's expenditure of 31 million on consultants and agency staff has sparked controversy over perceived wastefulness, especially amid economic hardships.

The Liberal Democrats were ordered to pay £14,000 to Natalie Bird for discrimination related to her gender-critical views, highlighting ongoing conflicts within political parties.

Over half of the UK population lacks confidence in police response to crime, impacting their willingness to report incidents.

Prison assaults in England and Wales have risen significantly, averaging 74 per day, with serious concerns about overcrowding and safety.

Liberal Democrat leader urges Welsh leader Jane Dodds to reflect on her handling of an abuse case linked to her past work.

Dominic Raab received a compensation payout after resigning due to an official report identifying his conduct as intimidating towards civil servants.

Liberal Democrats and Labour may share common ground now, but historical patterns suggest skepticism about lasting cooperation.

Robin Bradburn, leader of the Liberal Democrats in Milton Keynes, died at the party conference, having significantly contributed to local governance since 2010.

Prisons face overcrowding, leading to early releases and renewed debate on crime policy, with a focus on rehabilitation over short sentences.

The Liberal Democrats are advocating for free school meals for an additional 900,000 children living in poverty in Britain.

Religious representation in the Liberal Democrats is under threat due to recent deselections and ideological shifts within the party.

The Liberal Democrats aim to block the government's proposal to end winter fuel allowances for certain pensioners.

Hina Bokhari is the first ethnic minority woman to lead the Liberal Democrats in the London Assembly.

Liberal Democrats plan to force a general election by tabling a no-confidence motion in the government despite unlikely success.

Smaller political parties in London, such as the Greens, Liberal Democrats, and Reform UK, anticipate making substantial gains in the upcoming City Hall elections.

Liberal Democrats are confident in their strong campaign and aim for historic breakthrough in London elections.

Former Lib Dem candidate Siobhan Benita endorses Sadiq Khan for London Mayor.

Sadiq Khan seen as crucial choice against Tory candidate Susan Hall in mayoral race.

Lewis is set to become the next Council leader with a Lib Dem majority.

Lewis has experience in environmental issues and controversy due to his involvement with LTNs.

The Liberal Democrats are proposing a 4% tax on share buybacks by big corporations, inspired by Joe Biden's similar policy.

The tax on share buybacks aims to generate around 2bn annually, appealing to critics who view buybacks as inflating share prices at the expense of other investments.