Including news from your Lib Dem local parties for South Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, East Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, Peterborough and Fenland
Cambridge Liberal Democrats have welcomed the Government’s announcement this week that it now plans to regulate short term lets and to give power to local councils which are best placed to deal with this issue for residents.
Liberal Democrat councillors in Cambridge have been astonished to hear of a major U-turn from the controlling Labour administration when they announced acceptance of the Lib Dem proposals they had rejected only three weeks earlier.
Liberal Democrat councillors have rounded on the Labour bosses of Cambridge City Council for their cursory dismissal of proposals to improve the management of anti-social behaviour.
The Liberal Democrats today announced that their candidate for the 2024 Police and Crime Commissioner election in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is to be Cllr Edna Murphy.
The Liberal Democrats today announced that their candidate for the 2024 Police and Crime Commissioner election in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is to be Cllr Edna Murphy.
Experienced Leader Vows to Make Communities Safer, Build Trust, and Prioritise Effective Policing
Cambridge City’s Council’s Labour administration is being accused of ‘airbrushing’ the results of its recent public consultation on its budget proposals.
“If you have a problem getting to see your GP, then contact your MP” is the advice of a local doctor who sadly left General Practice recently, having been a GP Partner in a local practice in Cambridgeshire.
Schools in Cambridgeshire are set to be hit with a £14.6m cut to spending power in 2024/25 data from the National Education Union (NEU) reveals
At last, the Council has published the list of “community assets” that is proposing for repurposing or closure in the first phase of its “Localities Review” project.
Welcome from your Liberal Democrat councillors and community champions in Queen Edith’s Ward and division. We intend to send this newsletter out approximately monthly to help keep you informed of what we’ve been up to and events within Queen Edith’s.
The number of patients waiting more than four hours in Cambridgeshire’s A&Es has risen by 88% compared with four years ago
