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Epsom and Ewell News

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Cutting EU Immigration

EU immigration to Britain is too high. The best way to reduce immigration to the UK from Europe is to tackle the situations that encourage people to come here.

19 Jun 2016
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Violent Crime in Surrey

48% Rise in Violent Crime in Surrey

In response to official crime figures showing that in 2015 the number of violent crimes recorded in Surrey increased by 48%, Paul Kennedy, the Liberal Democrat candidate for Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) said:

20 Apr 2016
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Public Meeting

Epsom & Ewell Borough Council will be hosting an open public meeting at the next Health Liaison Panel on Monday 22 February from 7pm-9pm at Bourne Hall to provide an update and more information about health matters locally.

15 Feb 2016
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Surrey County Council News

In Surrey just 13% of victims are now getting justice for high harm crimes

Paul Kennedy, the Liberal Democrat candidate for Surrey's next Police and Crime Commissioner, has described as "very worrying" the continuing decline in positive outcomes for victims of high harm crimes such as rape and serious sexual offences, domestic abuse, child abuse and hate crime. He praised the efforts of domestic abuse and other victims' organisations to highlight the issue.

3 Dec 2020
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Lib Dems call for County Council to end child hunger

We have all become more aware of the need for free school meals in the last few months, but child food poverty did not start with Covid19. Surrey Lib Dems have called on the Surrey County Council administration to take steps to address this growing problem across the county.

30 Nov 2020
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Surrey’s 101 service being overwhelmed by Covid-19

Surrey's Liberal Democrat PCC candidate Paul Kennedy is calling on Surrey's Police Commissioner to act, as Lib Dem research reveals 30-40% of non-emergency calls to Surrey Police went unanswered in late summer. In August alone nearly 10,000 callers - representing 32% of total 101 calls - gave up in the face of a 4 minute average waiting time, while nearly 1,000 callers had to wait more than 20 minutes to get through.

24 Nov 2020
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