Including news from your Lib Dem local parties for South Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, East Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, Peterborough and Fenland
In very tough times, the British people have shown remarkable decency and strength: working hard, raising families and playing by the rules. But they are finding it harder and harder to make ends meet. Now more than ever, people deserve a fair deal.
Tackling climate change and improving our local environment is another key priority in the Liberal Democrats' "Eight Point Plan for Peterborough"
Of the 3,450 burglaries reported in 2022, police only arrived at the scene in 1,608 instances - accounting for just 46.61% of cases. This is in contrast to 2021 where the reported burglaries were 3,062 of which 1,695 were attended by Police
Ahead of this May's local council elections in Peterborough, the Liberal Democrats have published an "Eight Point Plan for Peterborough" which sets out the changes we would like to see to Council policy and the way the city is run
On Friday, Connor Docwra was selected as the Lib Dem Candidate for the vacant Soham South & Haddenham Division on Cambridgeshire County Council.
CAMBRIDGE CONGESTION CHARGE This is the speech by Lorna Dupré at Cambridgeshire County Council in response to a Conservative motion calling for a £1.5 million referendum (of Cambridgeshire residents aged 18+) about the GCP's proposed congestion charge.
East Cambs Lib Dems do not support the current proposals for a congestion charge. The proposals are not fair or equitable for East Cambs residents. The GCP needs to listen to the concerns of residents and not implement the current proposals.
Pippa responds to the Conservative MP's announcement that he won't defend South Cambs seat at the next General Election.
Liberal Democrat analysis of the figures in the 2022 Coram Childcare Report and the 2023 Coram Childcare Report show a £930.28 rise for parents paying for 25 hours of childcare a week.
Pippa welcomes this much-deserved win by the Liberal Democrats in the by-election for Cottenham and Rampton leading to election of deeply respected local champion.
Sutton’s Liberal Democrat councillors Lorna Dupré and Mark Inskip today presented a 2,323-signature petition calling for GP services to continue to be provided in the village.
915 people were stuck waiting for more than two months before receiving treatment at North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust, which includes Peterborough City, Hinchingbrooke and Stamford & Rutland Hospitals.
