The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Eastern Hertfordshire (East Herts and Broxbourne) Liberal Democrats will be held on Thursday 28th November 2024 at 7.30pm at the Apton Centre, 18 Apton Road, Bishop's Stortford, CM23 3SN and all members are invited.
After years of chaos and decline under the Conservatives, people were looking to the Budget for a fresh start. For a sense of hope, urgency, and the promise of a fair deal. But I fear this Budget won’t deliver that.
Ruth Brown is the Liberal Democrat candidate for North East Hertfordshire. She is a local District Councillor for Royston Heath and has been Deputy Leader of North Hertfordshire Council and Cabinet Member for Planning & Transport for the last 2 years.
The Broxbourne Liberal Democrats are pleased to announce Nick Belfitt as our candidate for the upcoming general election on the 4th of July 2024
After being selected by local members 15 months ago, the Liberal Democrats have now confirmed Helen Campbell as their Parliamentary candidate for Hertford & Stortford as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced a General Election.
Liberal Democrat candidate Cllr Prendergast met and spoke with residents at a stall in the town’s high street on Saturday, April 27 before a Q&A event at the Apton Centre, Apton Road where he outlined his plans for policing in the county
Hertfordshire County Council Conservatives have voted down a Liberal Democrat motion that “the Council believes that the target must be to meet the authority’s statutory obligations”...
Jonathan Ash-Edwards, the new Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire (PCC) pulled out of his planned meeting with the county council’s public health and community safety panel in June.
Lib Dem councillor Sandy Walkington has asked for a typical school dinner to be served to councillors at the next full meeting of Hertfordshire County Council.
It's just not good enough", says an infuriated county councillor - after it emerged that vehicle damage from Hertfordshire potholes has quadrupled in the last three years.
Hertfordshire’s Conservative council leaders have been condemned for hoarding a £10 million cash windfall, instead of helping children and fixing roads.
Hertfordshire Liberal Democrat Councillors will propose cancelling proposed cuts to youth services, additional monies to improve road safety near schools and doing more to tackle flooding problems when the council decides its budget on Tuesday.
