Our latest Focus for College Ward - Spring 2024
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At the Council meeting on Tuesday 13 February our Councillor Alison Kelly exposed the weaknesses and lack of vision in the ruling RA party's proposed budget. Read the full text of her speech and see her in action in this article.
James Lawrence, one of the LibDem Councillors for College Ward, has launched a petition to ensure that children and those in financial difficulties can still have free access to our Council tennis courts.
Listen to Helen Maguire being interviewed on Radio Jackie on 1st February as to why she can WIN in Epsom & Ewell.
On Saturday 27th January Ed Davey, the leader of the LibDems, joined Helen Maguire and a crowd of local LibDem activists and volunteers to launch Helen's campaign to win Epsom & Ewell.
We have provided a full response to the Council's consultation draft of the Masterplan for Epsom town centre. Our response focuses on the need for greater emphasis on the climate emergency, social housing, and the local economy, and can be read below.
The Liberal Democrats have announced their ambition to extend free school meals to all primary school children, beginning with all children in poverty across both primary and secondary schools.
Liberal Democrats secured over 31% of the vote in the recent Surrey-wide police and crime commissioner (PCC) election were also the biggest winners in Surrey's borough and district elections.
63% of burglaries in Surrey went unattended by Surrey Police last year, despite a government promise to attend all of them, an investigation by the Liberal Democrats has revealed.
The average waiting time for police to respond to burglary calls in Surrey more than doubled during the first two years of the current Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner, new figures from the Liberal Democrats have revealed.
At today’s full council meeting Leader of Surrey Lib Dems, Will Forster used his speech seconding an opposition motion, to call for a complete overhaul of how local government is funded.
Cllr Paul Kennedy, the Liberal Democrat challenger to the Conservative incumbent in May’s police and crime commissioner elections, has welcomed news that Surrey Police has dramatically improved its performance in responding to 999 and 101 calls.