Progressive Group bid for better control of developers and a more transparent Council The Progressive Group are proposing amendments to the Exeter...
Liberal Democrats won a stunning victory in North Shropshire, taking one of the Conservatives' 'so-called' safest seats. Will Aczel went up to North...
It should be the people who can afford it the most who fund our NHS and social care services. This punishing and regressive 10% tax hike will instead disproportionately hit young people, low earners and carers who are already struggling from the pandemic.
Thank you to everyone who supported us in the local election campaign. We are proud of our positive campaigning, putting forward a brighter vision...
The SecAnim animal waste processing plant downstream of the Quay is going to close in Exeter much to everyone's nasal relief! Poor planning by Labour, including a lack of a Local Plan, means the site like many others (seardch 'Topsham Gap') has already been designated for housing.
Putting Devon Back on its feet image/A fresh start for Devon Devon Liberal Democrats have launched their Devon County Council election manifesto...
The Green Party and Liberal Democrats in Exeter have decided to build on their 'Progressive Group' arrangement which was agreed after the City Council...
The Progressive Group has challenged the Labour-led Council over a delay in implementing a new domestic waste collection strategy and of consigning...
Exeter Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate Tom Deakin was joined by Lib Dem City Councillors campaigning for the by-election in Brecon and Radnorshire.
Exeter Liberal Democrats out campaigning for the European elections with the excellent candidate Eleanor Rylance https://www.facebook.com/eleanor.rylance
Exeter Liberal Democrats are fielding 13 candidates in 12 wards this year to increase our representation on Exeter City Council.
It's become universally acknowledged that our national government has become preoccupied with Brexit. Whilst other issues - housing, education, social care - get a mention every now and again, there is little space in government to generate and enact policies in these areas due to the domination of Brexit.
