New Lib Dem-led joint administration formed at HDC
A new joint administration between the Liberal Democrat, HDC Independent, and Green groups has been formed at Huntingdonshire District Council, led by Cllr Sarah Conboy.
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A new joint administration between the Liberal Democrat, HDC Independent, and Green groups has been formed at Huntingdonshire District Council, led by Cllr Sarah Conboy.
We are delighted to announce that Councillor Andrew Bond has been appointed Deputy Mayor of Peterborough City Council, serving alongside the new Mayor, Councillor Chris Harper.
The Liberal Democrats have won 20 seats on Huntingdonshire District Council's 2026 elections - becoming the largest party on HDC for the first time ever.
Recommendations from independent tactical voting website StopReformUK.vote show the Lib Dems are best placed to beat the Tories and Reform UK in the 2026 HDC elections.
Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Ed Davey MP, visited St Neots ahead of local elections across Huntingdonshire on the 7th May.
The Lib Dems have set out plans to grow the local economy, invest in health facilities, and deliver real change for the area as they launch their campaign for the upcoming Huntingdonshire District Council elections.
Councillors are celebrating the reopening of Sawtry swimming pool, which has been reopened after coming back under the control of Lib Dem-led HDC.
On Tuesday, Cambridgeshire County Council agreed a motion to continue supporting children and families during school holidays, while ensuring compliance with the Government’s new Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) rules.
Cllr Tom Sanderson and Cllr Ann Blackwell (The Stukeleys) have joined the Liberal Democrats.
Re-building the basic council services that Labour has cut is the theme of budget proposals from Opposition Liberal Democrat City Councillors in Cambridge which have been published today.
Huntingdon Lib Dem councillors have shown their support as government plans to give 16 and 17-year-olds the vote progress.
Some businesses told bills will rise from £2,700 to £10,900 – a 304% increase in two years