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“No-deal” Brexit to cost more than 2,000 jobs across Bath & NE Somerset
Research by the UK Trade Policy Observatory has revealed that a no-deal Brexit will lead to just over 2,000 jobs being lost across the region.
Lib Dems Pledge Action on Food Poverty
The thousands of people receiving food bank parcels every year are just the most visible aspect of food poverty locally, say Councillors calling for the creation of a Food Poverty Action Plan for B&NES.
Lib Dems target developers who try to dodge their affordable and social housing obligations
Developers who try to wriggle out of building social and affordable housing will have to come back to planning committee, thanks to new rules introduced by the Lib Dems running B&NES Council.
"End Revenge Evictions" say Lib Dems
Lib Dems are pressing for protections against unfair evictions of tenants by rogue landlords.
Lib Dems Oppose Bristol Airport Expansion
Cabinet member Sarah Warren’s efforts to oppose the expansion of Bristol Airport shows that the Liberal Democrats are taking the climate emergency seriously.
Lib Dems Win Euro Elections in B&NES
The Liberal Democrats have won the European election in Bath and North East Somerset, picking up 35% of the vote, an increase of over 20% since the last election in 2014.
Liberal Democrats Sweep to Victory in B&NES!
Thank you to everyone who voted Liberal Democrat on 2nd of May - you have given us a mandate to transform our area for everyone.
Lib Dems Demand Better for Bath's air quality
Lib Dems say that, based on the current evidence, a Lib Dem-run Council would not charge cars for entering Bath’s clean air zone. However, the current plan is flawed and wider measures to reduce and manage traffic congestion, as well as cutting greenhouse gases, are needed.
B&NES Council to declare Climate Emergency
Bath and North East Somerset could join dozens of other Councils in declaring a Climate Emergency and pledging to take action to limit global warming.
Weston February Focus
The latest local news from Weston campaigners, Shelley Bromley and Ruth Malloy.
