The battle to save Derbyshire’s Care Homes from closure
To update folks on the battle at County Hall to try and save Care Homes from closure.
To update folks on the battle at County Hall to try and save Care Homes from closure.
Two events which could shape the face of British politics for years ahead will be occurring this week. First the local elections. Lib Dems and Labour are expecting to make substantial net gains in the locals on Thursday - but the Party makes the most gains will clearly be on the front foot for what comes next. Starting on Friday, the campaign to win the Tiverton & Honiton seat, vacated by disgraced Tory MP Parish, will begin with a burst of enthusiasm. We don't have local elections in High Peak this year but next door Hazel Grove DO. Six High Peak members have already made the short trip to the Hazel Grove office in Romiley but many more need to get over there by Thursday. Please go to Lisa Smart's shop at 34 Stockport Rd, Romiley SK6 3AA tel 07816 204762. Hopefully, helping to secure LD wins in the Grove will then add to our total UK-wide council victories and boost our Parliamentary byelection campaign at Tiverton & Honiton. I have already been helping in Hazel Grove and will shortly be starting
Stuart Roberts who is a former Conservative councillor and outgoing deputy president of the National Farmers' Union. And earlier this week, he joined the Liberal Democrats and said:-
It's just a few weeks until polling day, but don't worry, we have plenty of resources and training to help make sure you are ready.
I've just arrived at the airport in Krakow following my trip to Eastern Poland, where I spent time meeting refugees fleeing Ukraine and the charities supporting them.
Lots of local parties across the region have mentioned that they'd like to engage more young active members, so we're giving something a bit different a try.
The Liberal Democrats' bold plan to restore UK leadership in science and innovation will drive investment, boost global collaboration, and ensure technology benefits everyone, not just the privileged few.
Reflecting on the year’s International Women’s Day theme of “accelerate action”, I am sadly reminded of how much more we still need to achieve.
The UK needs to strengthen both our Armed Forces and our soft power.