#liberal-democrats

#liberal-democrats

Robin Bradburn, leader of the Liberal Democrats in Milton Keynes, died at the party conference, having significantly contributed to local governance since 2010.

Liberal Democrat Anton Georgiou resigns from Brent Council, triggering a by-election and marking the end of his leadership against Labour's administration.

The Liberal Democrats celebrate a record 72 seats in Parliament and aim to make a significant impact in Labour-dominated London.

Starmer and Davey, while stylistically different, have more in common than they appear and share a mutual respect as they lead their parties.

Ed Davey criticizes UK government's lack of care sector plan, positioning Liberal Democrats as capable opposition focused on effective care policies.

Ed Davey revitalized the Liberal Democrats through engaging and fun campaign activities, leading to a historic increase in seats for the party.

Ed Davey's unconventional campaign tactics effectively captured media attention and shifted the focus towards Lib Dem policies.

Ed Davey urges Welsh Liberal Democrat leader Jane Dodds to reflect on her past actions related to a Church of England abuse case.

Political party memberships in the UK are declining, with Labour experiencing the biggest drop as preparations for an election advance.

UK MPs have narrowly voted in favor of proportional representation, marking a significant but largely symbolic moment in the push for electoral reform.

The Liberal Democrats may push for a Commons vote on compensation for Waspi women due to dissatisfaction among Labour MPs regarding the government's stance.

The Liberal Democrats advocate for a youth mobility scheme to enhance opportunities for young people within the EU.

Labour sees success in Conservative strongholds in the Home Counties despite missing out on key target in Harlow, reinforcing a need for a general election.

Peter Mandelson warns that Labour's poll lead is artificial and is likely to shrink.

Mandelson suggests that if Labour fails to maintain its momentum, the Liberal Democrats may perform better than expected.

The Liberal Democrats urge an extension of the winter fuel payment application deadline to protect vulnerable pensioners from missing out.

Female victims of crime in London are being let down by the authorities, with decreasing charge rates for violent crimes over the last five years.

The number of cases resulting in a charge has dropped, including in domestic abuse, murder or manslaughter, and violence against women.

Sir Ed Davey advocates reforming inheritance tax to ensure the affluent contribute more, promoting fairness for those with modest inheritances.

The Liberal Democrats advocate for exempting working farms from new inheritance tax proposals affecting agricultural properties.

Sir Ed Davey aims to improve UK-Europe relations without fully reversing Brexit.

Sir Ed Davey calls for a taskforce to end NHS winter crises by investing in resilience rather than emergency funding.

The Liberal Democrats are experiencing a resurgence following significant electoral gains, positioning themselves strongly for future political contests.

Sir Ed Davey releases a charity Christmas single to support young carers and promote artistic endeavors.

The Liberal Democrats aim to repay voter trust and continue their efforts to challenge the Conservative Party.

The Liberal Democrats celebrate a historic electoral success at their autumn conference, marking their largest parliamentary presence in over a century.

Liberal Democrats are pushing for a fully elected House of Lords amid government efforts to abolish hereditary peerages.

The Liberal Democrats have achieved a record number of 72 MPs, a significant increase from 15, representing diverse backgrounds and stories.

The government needs to act faster and bolder on NHS and social care issues, according to Ed Davey at the Liberal Democrat conference.

The Conservatives have misjudged the electoral threat posed by the Liberal Democrats while concentrating on Reform UK, warns former Prime Minister Theresa May.

Wendy Chamberlain humorously commented on Sir Keir Starmer's grey hair, linking it to the stress of being Prime Minister.

The Liberal Democrats' conference was marked by celebration and optimism, with an emphasis on dreaming big and enjoying their recent electoral successes.

The Liberal Democrats' leadership has adopted a cautious approach to EU re-engagement, reflecting a tension with grassroots desires for stronger advocacy on rejoining.

Gail's bakery chain has become a political bellwether for the Liberal Democrats, signaling potential shifts in voter sentiment.

Sir Ed Davey plans to capitalize on the Liberal Democrats' momentum to challenge the Conservatives and justify the party's actions ahead of the next election.

The Liberal Democrats' successful tactics for 2024 focus on targeted geography, positive tone, and strict messaging centered on health and care issues.

The Conservative Party in London is seemingly conceding defeat and aiming to reduce Sadiq Khan's majority in the upcoming mayoral election.

Reform UK must professionalize and organize locally to succeed, inspired by the Liberal Democrats' model.

Liberal Democrats suspended a man following sexual assault allegations during their conference in Brighton, with police involvement in his arrest.

The Liberal Democrats are investigating a member over alleged groping during their conference, despite police taking no further action.

The man arrested for sexual assault at the Lib Dems' conference faces no further action after police inquiries.

The debate over housing in the UK reflects deep divisions, with the Lib Dems trying to balance support for new homes while addressing infrastructure needs.

The Tory leadership contenders are perceived as disconnected from the public's primary concerns, focusing instead on niche culture war issues.

The Liberal Democrats are under scrutiny for requiring a candidate to legally prove religious beliefs, raising concerns about inclusivity and representation.

The Liberal Democrats aim to capitalize on Conservative struggles by targeting right-leaning leadership choices.

Caroline Voaden chosen as Liberal Democrat candidate with 78.4% votes, aiming to unseat Conservatives in South Devon.

Campaign group South Devon Primary aims to unite non-Conservative voters behind a single candidate for the next general election.

Calls for cap on political party donations

Lib Dems aim to win seats and differentiate from Labour

Liberal Democrats express support for trans rights amid conference tensions over differing beliefs within the party.

The Liberal Democrats support trans rights and believe in equality and non-discrimination for the LGBTQ+ community.

Liberal Democrats express anti-Brexit sentiment through humor and creative song during their annual conference.

Liberal Democrats are struggling in national polls but have strong local support and organization

Lib Dems have made gains in local council elections and byelections, indicating a resurgence in their campaigning force.

Sadiq Khan appeals for support from Liberal Democrats and Greens due to changes in voting system.

London mayoral election under first-past-the-post system, no second preference vote this year.

Rob Blackie is the Liberal Democrat candidate running for Mayor of London.

He is described as a serious challenger to Sadiq Khan and has a background in advising start-up tech companies.

Support Liberal Democrats on all three London ballot papers for Met Police reform.

A record 420,000 patients waited for more than 12 hours in A&E last year, a 20% increase since 2022.

One in 15 A&E patients faced a lengthy trolley wait, marking the highest number since records began in 2011.

A record 420,000 patients waited for more than 12 hours in A&E last year, a 20% increase since 2022.

One in 15 A&E patients faced a lengthy trolley wait, marking the highest number since records began in 2011.

The Liberal Democrats have called for Ofcom to investigate GB News for alleged impartiality breaches.

The party argues that GB News failed to highlight the role of Conservative politicians in the Post Office IT scandal.

The Liberal Democrats have asked Ofcom to investigate GB News over its criticism of Sir Ed Davey and alleged breaches of accuracy and impartiality rules.

Nigel Farage and Jacob Rees-Mogg have launched attacks on Sir Ed Davey for his role in the Post Office scandal.

The Lib Dems have asked Ofcom to investigate alleged bias in GB News' coverage of the Post Office scandal.

GB News hosts Nigel Farage and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg targeted opposition politicians but overlooked Tory MPs' role in the scandal.