Liberal Democrat Leader Ed Davey announced a policy to halve energy bills for people across the country. Lib Dem plan would break the link between gas prices and energy costs, so people can enjoy the benefits of cheap, clean power.
Cllr Richard Kemp has spoken out about his anger with Labour's housing policy.
Liverpool’s Liberal Democrats have called on Liverpool’s five Labour MPs, to vote down the Government’s disability support cuts which they said risked helping “punish the most vulnerable”.
Senior Labour Councillor and former Cabinet Member, Steve Mumby, said it would be Criminal not move 3 week bin collections, even suggesting the Labour Council could move to out 4 weekly collections.
More than 20,630 Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants across could lose their essential support, according to figures uncovered by the Liberal Democrats through a Parliamentary Question.
Liverpool’s Liberal Democrats have demanded Liverpool’s five Labour MPs vote against the Government’s planned cuts to disability benefits if there is one.
Liverpool Lib Dem Leader Cllr Carl Cashman has made a bold ask of Liverpool City Council. Should they look at buying the Welsh Streets houses? This comes after the recent scandal of the housing provider putting up locals’ rents by obscene amounts.
Liverpool Lib Dems criticise Keir Starmer’s announcement to end the care worker visa. They warn Labour’s move will result in more care homes being understaffed and unable to meet the city’s social care needs
Cllr Carl Cashman has been re-elected as Leader of the Liverpool Liberal Democrats and will lead the city’s main opposition into the next election in 2027
Lib Dems brand Labour’s new night-time parking charges a hospitality tax. Lib Dems put forward a new plan to champion Liverpool’s night-time economy and fair treatment of staff. Concerns raised by workers, as some say they ‘don’t feel safe’.
Liverpool Lib Dems have uncovered Labour’s attempt to deceive voters. Local residents shocked that Labour Councillors try to claim credit for work of community campaigners. Cllr Carl Cashman: “Labour Councillors should apologise to residents
Cllr Carl Cashman has written to the Home Secretary calling for reassurances that the duty of candour won’t be watered down. Labour promised the bill would be put before the Commons before the 36th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster on April 15th.
I’m proud that once again it is the Liberal Democrats leading the way, with our vision for an economy that is growing strongly, where everyone feels the benefits.
Ed Davey Munira Wilson have written to Keir Starmer setting out five principles for SEND reform, and offering to work on a cross-party basis with the government to ensure the reforms deliver for children with SEND and their families.
Why we opposed the Government’s welfare bill
