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Liberal Democrats in Newcastle start policy process for 2016

Save the Human Rights Act : sign this petition http://change.libdems.org.uk/human-rights-act says Alistair Carmichael MP

Since the election, we have seen for ourselves how a right-wing Tory Government will run our country without the Liberal Democrats to reign them in. This is no better example of this than their plans…

Newcastle City Council gross service expenditure £874.2m last year : Small underspend reported

Gosforth roadworks : Answers needed to litany of complaints by local people

Cllr Pauline Allen has written to the Cabinet Member responsible for transport infrastructure cataloguing the huge number of complaints that Parklands Ward councilors have received from local people,…

Save Woolsington Woods, Newcastle's green belt and wildlife from developers, demand Lib Dems

The Liberal Democrats in Newcastle have thrown their weight behind plans to save Woolsington Woods. Cllr Anita Lower, Leader of the Liberal Democrat Group, Cllr David Down and other City Councillors…

600 dodgy pavements in Newcastle - most won't be fixed under Labour's rule

Over 600 streets across the city where the pavements are in need of treatment as identified from the latest condition surveys, officials at Newcastle City Council has told us. The budget made…

Lib Dems seize council seat from UKIP with swing from Tories too

Resurgent Liberal Democrats win Mole Valley District Council Holmwoods Ward by-election:

Several Gosforth High Street traffic plans paused after Liberal Democrat campaign

We've just been told Newcastle City Council is issuing a statement saying they are pausing a lot of the Gosforth High Street traffic plans to concentrate on other areas, although the Salters Road…

Gosforth eFocus No 36 - mid June 2015 - more news, more quickly

NEW LIBERAL DEMOCRAT LEADER IN NEWCASTLE

Fines for dog fouling in Newcastle last year as high as £600

Councils cannot issue fines; the courts do, but Newcastle City Council normally gives people the opportunity to avoid being convicted and fined by opting to pay a fixed penalty out-of-court.