Britain's leading house builder, Barratt, has joined forces with Chesterfield's Lib Dem Borough Council to give new home-buyers the chance to help save the environment - and publicise their "green" conservation credentials at the same time.
The Liberal Democrats have responded with dismay to a new report showing that one in every two gay people are too scared to come out at work.
Dundee's two Liberal Democrat councillors have today (30th January 2006) registered their support for Scotland's Commonwealth Games Bid.
Raymond Lawrie, Convener of the Dundee Liberal Democrats, has publicly welcomed the decision of the government's independent reviewer of the UK anti-terror laws to withdraw his support for the government's proposed ID cards.
The Government's answer to any problem to make things more efficient appears to be to centralise control. This control mania started with hospitals, is spreading to schools with central funding there and now to the police service with plans to merge police forces like Hampshire and Thames Valley.
Tony Blair announced last week that there would be a three month public consultation about increasing the amount of UK power generated by nuclear fuel. The government have accepted that they have no chance of meeting their emissions targets in 2010. In fact carbon emissions in the UK are currently increasing. Tony Blair is keen to see further investment in nuclear energy, the so-called "clean" alternative.
