Liberal Democrat MEPs urge Tony Blair to make the UK presidency of the EU a reforming one.
Liberal Democrat MEPs will urge Tony Blair to stick to his word and make the UK presidency of the EU a reforming one.
3 Jul 2005
FREE EYE AND DENTAL CHECKS AS SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT BACKS LIB DEM POLICY
The Scottish Parliament has backed the introduction of free eye and dental checks for everyone in Scotland. The Liberal Democrat Partnership Agreement commitment to introduce free eye and dental checks is at the heart of the Smoking, Health and Social Care Bill which passed its final parliamentary hurdle today. The Bill will also see the introduction of a ban on smoking in public places. The Scottish Liberal Democrats were the first political party in Scotland to back the ban.
2 Jul 2005
FREE EYE AND DENTAL CHECKS AS SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT BACKS LIB DEM POLICY
The Scottish Parliament has backed the introduction of free eye and dental checks for everyone in Scotland. The Liberal Democrat Partnership Agreement commitment to introduce free eye and dental checks is at the heart of the Smoking, Health and Social Care Bill which passed its final parliamentary hurdle today. The Bill will also see the introduction of a ban on smoking in public places. The Scottish Liberal Democrats were the first political party in Scotland to back the ban.
2 Jul 2005
Lib Dems Welcome Gay Police on Parade
Richard Porter, Chair of DELGA said: "For the third year running uniformed police officers will join the Pride London parade.
1 Jul 2005
G8 PROTESTORS MAKE FOR EDINBURGH
Protesters began descending on Edinburgh this morning ahead of the G8 summit, to urge the leaders of the world's richest nations to act to tackle climate change and eliminate poverty in Africa. Hopes that the summit will boost aid to Africa were raised yesterday by George Bush's promise to double American aid to the continent. But agreement on climate change appears unlikely with the US seemingly refusing to accept the problem exists.
1 Jul 2005
G8 PROTESTORS MAKE FOR EDINBURGH
Protesters began descending on Edinburgh this morning ahead of the G8 summit, to urge the leaders of the world's richest nations to act to tackle climate change and eliminate poverty in Africa. Hopes that the summit will boost aid to Africa were raised yesterday by George Bush's promise to double American aid to the continent. But agreement on climate change appears unlikely with the US seemingly refusing to accept the problem exists.
1 Jul 2005