Including news from your Lib Dem local parties for South Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, East Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, Peterborough and Fenland
Local Liberal Democrats have selected county and district councillor Lorna Dupré as their candidate for Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough in the election this May.
As another round of public consultation on East West Rail closes, Ian Sollom MP has called on EWR to answer some important questions.
Liberal Democrat councillors in Cambridge will this week call for the deferral of a new waste recycling contract which will see waste from Cambridge transported over 400 miles to a waste recycling facility in Northern Ireland.
On Thursday I lead the debate in Parliament on the crisis in SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) education
A Cambridge City Councillor has called for swift action to get lifts servicing the Grand Arcade car parks working properly.
The festive season is here and a challenging 2024 for many local people is almost done, but what does the New Year hold for Peterborough, writes Lib Dem Group Leader Christian Hogg?
The three LibDem MPs for Cambridgeshire are among those who have signed a letter to the government urging the establishment of a Youth Mobility Scheme between the EU and the UK
Cllr Tim Bick explained the Lib Dem group’s view on the proposal to fly the Palestinian flag at the Guildhall
Cambridge Liberal Democrat councillors succeeded last night in winning cross party backing from Cambridge City Council in the fight to keep the city’s sole dedicated post office on St. Andrew’s Street.
Jo Harvey, Liberal Democrat Huntingdonshire District Councillor, has been awarded the prestigious Grassroots Award 2024 in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the Huntingdon North community.
The formation of a new Liberal Democrat & Independent Group on East Cambridgeshire District Council has set the political balance on the 28-strong council on a knife edge.
The recent increase in employer National Insurance contributions, announced in the Budget, could impact as many as 34,982 GP appointments across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, according to analysis by the Liberal Democrats.
