Including news from your Lib Dem local parties for South Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, East Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, Peterborough and Fenland
The Conservative government is reportedly set to break the triple lock once more by not uprating fully in line with earnings.
Geoff Seeff reports back, six months after winning the St Neots Eatons by-election
A major new poll has shown that the Liberal Democrats are the main challengers to the Conservative Party in the new St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire constituency at the next election
The Liberal Democrats have called for a new legal right for cancer patients to start treatment within 62 days of an urgent referral, as part of a plan to boost survival rates and improve treatment for those affected by the disease
As many will be aware the Conservatives have been reduced from 30 councillors in May to just 23. This makes a big difference in how Wayne Fitzgerald the current Council Leader should be conducting business as the representative PPC on outside bodies.
At the GCP Board meeting on Thursday 28th September, board members voted not to proceed with the congestion charging proposals
Ian Sollom and other leading Lib Dems in Cambridgeshire have committed to rejecting the congestion charge proposals and developing alternative plans for better public transport and active travel
In this month’s column I thought I would take the opportunity of looking ahead to some important events in the mayoral calendar.
St Neots and Mid Cambs Lib Dem candidate Ian Sollom condemns Tory delays to plans to replace Hinchingbrooke Hospital, which was built with crumbling RAAC concrete
Local Liberal Democrat councillors have welcomed the progress towards a safe crossing for pedestrians and cyclists at the notorious BP roundabout at Ely.
Cambridgeshire County Council have announced improvements to the Huntingdon Ring Road to protect pedestrians and cyclists.
Lib Dem City Councillors are shocked that busy footpaths in Cambridge are dangerously overgrown with vegetation, at a time when many residents want to be out and about and despite the Council's strong commitment to active travel.
