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Happy Easter
To all our members, supporters and residents across the City of Leicester we wish a Happy Easter to those observing the period.
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Have you considered Donating to Leicester Liberal Democrats to support current and future campaigns?
As with all political parties, Leicester's Liberal Democrats rely on donations made by kind members and supporters. These donations help run the website, digital media and support campaigns not just…
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Happy Holi
We wish to extend to our members, supporters and wider community across the city of Leicester a Happy Holi to those who are observing the festival.
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Time to improve Leicestershire's roads
Leicestershire County Council is responsible for highways issues locally. For the past two decades the Conservatives have controlled the County Council. Over these 20 years Council Tax bills have…
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Disappointment as Leicestershire misses out again
Whilst 45 parts of England are celebrating getting support from the government's new Towns Fund, there's been an angry response to the news that Leicestershire is again missing out on support.
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Ian Bradwell calls for more than 1% pay increase for NHS staff
Like many people, unfortunately last year I got the Covid-19 virus. I had to go into Intensive Care for a short time, then onto a Covid ward. While I was in hospital, it gave me a wonderful…
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No one to blame but the Mayor and Labour Party for Leicester’s Covid crisis
Sadly Leicester is back in the top two areas across the whole country for covid infections. The question everyone is asking - Why is Leicester at the centre of high infection rates again & where…
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Campaign for Carers brought to Hinckley and Bosworth Council
The Hinckley and Bosworth Liberal Democrat Council group have tabled a motion which calls for better support for carers across Hinckley and Bosworth, including increasing the Carers allowance by £20.
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Government stinginess hits Leicestershire residents in pockets
Residents in Leicestershire are to be hit with the maximum 4.99% Council Tax rise, an equivalent of over £67 for a band D household, after the Conservative County Council passed its budget today.