Lib Dem Policies Not Made Out of Ticky-tacky
Michael Headley has responded to claims in this week's press that all political parties' '..politics and their principles are all made out of ticky-tacky and all look just the same.'
13 Nov 2007
Lib Dems pick out candidate for London Mayor
Brian Paddick - until recently the highest ranking openly gay police officer in Britain - was today named as the Liberal Democrat for London Mayor having won a ballot of the party's London members. He said, "I am enormously proud to be announced today as the Liberal Democrat candidate for London Mayor. For too long Londoners have been denied a serious debate on the future of their city.
13 Nov 2007
Our Terry
It is with great sadness we have to report that Terry Woolley, a long-standing Delga executive member, passed away last week. Our thoughts and wishes go with his partner, family and friends. Terry was a valued member of the Delga team over many years and when news of his ill-health reached us at Brighton conference a card attracted countless messages of good wishes.
13 Nov 2007
THE FIGHT IS ON TO SAVE TOWNS' LOCAL POST OFFICES - LIB DEMS
Responding to the announcement of which local post offices could be closed, local Lib Dem Parliamentary Spokesman, Serena Tierney says: "While it is good news that the government is not proposing to close our village post offices we cannot afford to lose our local post offices in the towns. We have to step up our fight to keep these crucial local services."
13 Nov 2007
Kent Fire and Rescue Ask: Is Your Business Safe This Christmas?
For many businesses, Christmas is the peak period and this means more customers on the premises, increased stock levels, festive decorations and the employment of extra staff to cope with the rush. With this in mind, Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) is reminding businesses about their duties under the new fire safety legislation.
13 Nov 2007
Heywood Councillor hits out at Labour over adult care controversy
Heywood Councillor Doreen Brophy-Lee has called for the Labour Party to stop using the Heywood Township as a "political football". Councillor Brophy-Lee was responding after the Labour Party brought a motion to their Township on adult care. Doreen branded the motion "false and misleading".
13 Nov 2007