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Liberal Democrat Budget 2011/12

Borough Asked to Oppose County's Parking Charges

COUNTY BUDGET: Liberal Democrats call to protect essential services

Successful Recycling Day in Epsom High Street

Saturday 22nd January saw the Lib Dems out in force in Epsom High Street. Cllr Anna Jones explains what it was all about!

Market Management to Return to Borough Council

LIB DEMS CALL FOR BUS CUTS TO BE SHELVED FOLLOWING OIL PRICE FALL

Liberal Democrats on Surrey County Council have proposed that the Conservative run Council shelves its planned cuts to bus services following the recent significant fall in oil prices.

TORIES REFUSE TO OPPOSE MORE RUNWAYS AT HEATHROW AND GATWICK

Calls by Liberal Democrats for no more runways at Heathrow and Gatwick were voted down by the Conservatives at County Hall yesterday.

Is this the Time to Close Council Care Homes?

One privately owned residential care home in Surrey has recently been closed by Care Quality Commission meaning that older people had to be moved at short notice. Another home close to Surrey's borders which the council has used for care packages was also closed down. A check of Care Quality Commission's website shows that there are 5 privately owned homes within 13 miles of Guildford where they have been found to be inadequate in one or more categories.

Hazel Watson Welcomes Superfast Broadband Report Rural Areas Must Not be Left Offline!

Liberal Democrat County Councillor Hazel Watson, who provided evidence to the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Parliamentary Select Committee on the rollout of Superfast Broadband in the villages and rural areas of Surrey, has welcomed the Select Committee's Report on the roll-out of Superfast Broadband.

Lib Dems tell County Council to stop wasting money on sky high energy bills

Liberal Democrats are calling on Conservative run Surrey County Council to adopt proposals in a recently published report about carbon and energy policy which sets out ways in which the County Council could save money on its sky high energy bills and reduce its carbon emissions, benefiting the environment.

Liberal Democrats call for more money to repair Surrey’s potholed roads and protect bus services

The recently published Surrey County Council Budget for 2015/16 has revealed a reduction of £400,000 in funding for Highways and Transport compared with this year. The Budget is set to be decided by the County Council on 10 February.