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Lib Dem research reveals impact of social care crisis on NHS in Cambridgeshire
Ex Conservative Prime Minister Johnson suffered an unprecedented public humiliation, when the House of Commons voted by 354 votes to 7 that he had deliberately misled Parliament over ‘Partygate’.
Charlotte Cane, Lib Dem prospective parliamentary candidate for South East Cambridgeshire today called on Lucy Frazer MP and Steve Barclay MP to condemn Boris Johnson following the damning House of Commons Privileges Committee report.
Commenting on the decision by East Cambridgeshire District Council to respond to a 63% increase in demand for housing and financial advice in the district by withdrawing its mobile advice service to villages in order to fund extra staff
Last minute opposition from Conservative caused the Combined Authority's Local Transport and Connectivity Plan (LTCP) to be deferred at last week's meeting of the CPCA Board in Huntingdon.
I am really proud to take on the role and to be the first ever Liberal Democrat mayor of Peterborough, writes councillor Nick Sandford.
What are the Liberal Democrats really for?? With our fantastic local election wins of 407 council seats across the country, meaning that for every 8 Labour or 7 Conservatives there are 5 Lib Dem Councillors, Peterborough Liberal Democrats paused to remind
Pippa Heylings urges local authorities to "pause and rethink" the Making Connections scheme on the day of the publication of the consultation response, to which over 24,000 people contributed.
Pippa Heylings comments on the government's preference for the southern route into Cambridge for East West Rail. How can this Conservative government expect to gain public support when they keep taking local people for granted?
Commenting on the responses to the Making Connections consultation, Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate Charlotte Cane said: “Decision-makers must show that they have heard what the public have said, and will reflect on it.
Cllr Tim Bick, leader of the Liberal Democrats on Cambridge City Council and Chair of the advisory Greater Cambridge Partnership Assembly, commented on the publication of the Making Connections consultation response:
Huntingdon East Councillors Nathan Hunt and Jo Harvey have called for safety improvements to the Huntingdon Ring Road to protect pedestrians and cyclists.