Former Council Leader Mike Storey, who is now a Liberal Democrat Member of the House of Lords, has written to a Government Minister asking him to consider intervention into Liverpool City Council.

The Liberal Democrats have produced a costed policy document which would save the NHS by providing proper short-term and long-term funding and a host of other measures.

On Monday 29th of January more than 250 concerned local residents from across South Liverpool poured into the All Hallows Church Hall to hear about the continuing campaign to save the Harthill section of Calderstones Park.

The Liberal Democrat Lead Member for Mossley Hill, Alisha Lewis, has reacted angrily to the news that more than 30 women Labour Councillors voted against all-party motion on sexist language and behaviour at a meeting of Liverpool City Council on 24th January.

Liverpool’s Liberal Democrats are questioning the outline of the deal announced yesterday by Mayor Anderson to bring to fruition the Bramley Moore Dock Deal for Everton.

Liverpool’s Liberal Democrat opposition has slammed the city’s Labour council for relaunching a council propaganda magazine, 4 years after admitting it was a “luxury the city couldn’t afford.” The 32 pages “City” magazine started landing on over 200,000 Liverpool doorsteps last week.

Kris Brown, Liberal Democrat candidate for Woolton Ward and Councillor Malcolm Kelly have organised a public meeting for residents living off Out Lane in Woolton.

Liverpool Liberal Democrats are calling on Steve Rotheram to commit to a 50:50 gender balanced Liverpool City Region Combined authority (LCRCA) Cabinet.

Liverpool’s Lib Dem Leader Cllr Richard Kemp has accused the Council of having no moral compass after receiving a shocking set of answers to questions he posed to the Council’s Audit & Governance Committee.

Cllr Richard Kemp, the Leader of Liverpool's Liberal Democrats, has written to the Head of the Paid Service of Liverpool Council demanding immediate action to recruit a City Planning Officer after the post has been left unfilled for 18 months. The move comes days after the Government announced that Liverpool, along with just 14 other councils, would face intervention because of the Council's failure to produce a Local Development Framework which is now 6 years overdue.