There is a cruel irony at play on London’s public sports pitches. While national governing bodies proudly launch multi-million-pound strategies to make football ...
Five principal authority by-elections took place across England and Wales on Thursday 22nd October. Labour were defending two seats (in Leeds and Carmarthenshire), the Conservatives defended one in ...
If what we’re against, above everything else, is cruelty and the abuse of power… then are we for kindness? But before I get into this article, I want to address a few points. I’m talking about a ...
We’re Liberals and Democrats, and we should be outspoken in support of both.  And both have to be fought for to prevent our ...
Few expect Andy Burnham’s extended political honeymoon to last beyond the October 28 budget. The fiscal position is ...
Apologies for our downtime yesterday, and the lack of posts! Our tech guru was sorting out the fallout from the PHP crisis, which affected our website as well as many others globally.
Ministers have approved a gas field that will create 27 jobs, while heat pump grants face the axe in next week's budget. They are backing the wrong horse. Gas is in terminal decline in British homes, ...
One of our newest peers, Dave McCobb, (Baron McCobb, of Kingston upon Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire) gave his maiden speech in the Lords last week.  Appropriately enough for a former councillor ...
For nine years, Jane Dodds has led the Welsh Liberal Democrats through some very challenging times. By the time she took ...
Today, a Liberal Democrat friend suggested that perhaps the best way forward for our party would be to enter into a coalition ...
It is no secret that the party is narrowly focused on retaining the 72 seats we won at the last general election and expanding further into triple digits. Local election results in those ...