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Lib Dems set for historic win in Brent East by-election

Today is polling day in Brent East in North London and it's the Liberal Democrat's Sarah Teather who is setting the pace in this formerly safe Labour seat. The Conservative candidate has already admitted that she cannot win and has been described in the national press as throwing in the towel. Labour's Robert Evans has not impressed voters, deciding not to make the journey from Surrey to defend Tony Blair in a public meeting on Iraq. Commenting on the by-election Totnes Lib Dem Parliamentary Spokesperson, Mike Treleaven said:

18 Sep 2003

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Council Tax Reform and Affordable Housing key issue at next week's Lib Dem Conference says Parliamentary Spokesperson, Mike Treleaven

Mike Treleaven, the Totnes Liberal Democrat Parliamentary spokesperson will be attending the Liberal Democrat Conference in Brighton next week ( Sept. 21st - 25th.)where he will be contributing to a number of debates crucial to the well being of the Totnes Constituency. Speaking this week Mike said:

18 Sep 2003

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Will England take Welsh waste? asks Bates

Mick Bates AM, Welsh Liberal Democrat environment spokesperson, today commented on the lack of Labour Assembly Government (LAG) waste contingency planning for the impact of forthcoming regulations.

15 Sep 2003

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Bates backs European court ruling on GM

Mick Bates AM, Welsh Liberal Democrat environment spokesperson, today responded to the European Court of Justice ruling that allows EU governments to temporarily ban genetically-modified foods if they think they pose a health risk.

12 Sep 2003

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Bid to save lifeboat launchers

A threat to specialist lifeboat equipment has taken a step towards being lifted after a unanimous vote by members of the European Parliament's environment committee.

10 Sep 2003

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Sylvia Oiller and Mrs Smeed of the Mushroom Farm

Mushroom Farm Survival

A Brookland Mushroom Farm threatened with closure now faces a brighter future thanks to help from local Lib Dem campaigners Peter Carroll and Sylvia Oiller. The farm, Wilsons Nursery on the aptly named Narrowbush Lane, was unable to get deliveries or collections by lorry in recent weeks. The lanes leading from the main road to the farm had been made so narrow by over hanging trees that lorries could not get through without damaging themselves. Peter and Sylvia approached Shepway District Council who have now responded with a plan to severely cut back the trees.

10 Sep 2003

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Lib Dems set for historic win in Brent East by-election

Council Tax Reform and Affordable Housing key issue at next week's Lib Dem Conference says Parliamentary Spokesperson, Mike Treleaven

Will England take Welsh waste? asks Bates

Bates backs European court ruling on GM

Bid to save lifeboat launchers

Mushroom Farm Survival

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