Your monthly update from your local LibDem councillors - covering October 2022
Dear friends, welcome to our latest update on local (and some wider) news covering October 2022.
Dear friends, welcome to our latest update on local (and some wider) news covering October 2022.
EPSOM & EWELL LIBERAL DEMOCRATS ANNOUNCE CANDIDATE FOR NEXT GENERAL ELECTION
Dear friends, after our break for August, here is our update on local and "not so local but still relevant or interesting" developments covering August and September.
Letter from the Council about Chalk Pit : pdf available here, text follows:
Dear friends, here is our update on local and "not so local but still relevant or interesting" developments during July. There are no Council meetings during August so we will skip a month and send out our next update at the end of September. In the meantime, why don't you register for local updates from the Epsom & Ewell Times.
Dear friends, here is our update on local and "not-so-local-but-relevant" developments during June - excluding of course the wonderful win in Tiverton & Honiton which you all know about!
Following the publication of the inspection report into SEND services in Surrey, the Lib Dems are urging the County Council to go further and faster to improve the experience of those children, young people, and their families.
Surrey Lib Dem councillor Jeffrey Gray is delighted that a highways project in his division has been approved for funding in 2024 –25.
Surrey Lib Dems calls on water firm to crack down on excessive pay.
A huge error by the Conservative Government has left local schools in Surrey with millions of pounds less than promised.
At this week’s full council meeting the Leader of Surrey Lib Dems spoke up on behalf of those county council employees who had contacted him about payroll errors and delays.
171,417 children in Surrey not seen by an NHS dentist in the last 12 months. 830,842 of Surrey’s adults not seen by an NHS dentist in the past 2 years Lib Dems call for boost to NHS dentistry.