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Welcome to Nottingham Liberal Democrats

We're about Freedom, Fairness and Trust.

Free education and healthcare so that everyone is free to make the most of their lives. Fair taxes, because where necessary, taxes should help improve our environment or make life in Britain more fair, not less. And finally, Trust, because it is time to restore trust in government. Our manifesto is fully costed so we can tell you what you'll get and how we'll pay for it.

Read our manifesto online.

Our intention is that this website will be a useful resource for local people to find out more about the local Liberal Democrats and the campaigns we are running.

However, we would like it to be more than that - we would like to hear from you. Online you can:

Stay warm this winter with "WARMZONE"

Sat 6th Sep 2008

There has been a lot of talk in the news lately about some "left-wing" Labour MPs trying to make energy companies pay a windfall tax on their huge profits this year in order to make things a little fairer.

Read "Stay warm this winter with "WARMZONE"" in full (329 words).

Pavements: have they got it right?

Sat 7th Jun 2008

On the face of it the Council have a simple system to decide which pavements get resurfaced. One which should get the worst pavements resurfaced first. But does it?

Read "Pavements: have they got it right?" in full (283 words).

Housing: Nottingham deserves better

Mon 26th May 2008

When will the city get much-needed investment??

Read "Housing: Nottingham deserves better" in full (244 words).

Nottingham Lib Dems support Workplace Parking Levy

Wed 14th May 2008

At Monday's Full Council Meeting, Nottingham's Lib Dems voted to support the city's Workplace Parking Levy, the congestion charge due to begin in 2010 to raise Nottingham's contribution to new tram lines in the city.

Read "Nottingham Lib Dems support Workplace Parking Levy" in full (1134 words).

Clegg writes about Darfur

Sun 13th Apr 2008

The Liberal Democrat leader has emailed all party members with an urgent message about the state of emergency in Darfur.

Nick Clegg (photography: Alex Folkes and Dave Radcliffe)

Read "Clegg writes about Darfur" in full (377 words).

MEP calls for improvement in region's influence over EU laws

Thu 31st Jan 2008

Bill Newton Dunn (Liberal Democrat MEP for the East Midlands) appeals to improve the East Midlands' influence over EU laws. He underlines that this is an urgent matter for the region, since its interests are currently at stake and need to be pushed further forward.

Read "MEP calls for improvement in region's influence over EU laws" in full (269 words).

Cllr Tony Sutton writes for Evening Post

Thu 17th Jan 2008

The following article was written for the Nottingham Evening Post. It appeared in the 11 Jan 2008 edition.

Read "Cllr Tony Sutton writes for Evening Post" in full (548 words).

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"This is our moment. This is our time - to put our people back to work and open doors of opportunity for our kids; to restore prosperity and promote the cause of peace; to reclaim the American Dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth - that out of many, we are one; that while we breathe, we hope, and where we are met with cynicism, and doubt, and those who tell us that we can't, we will respond with that timeless creed that sums up the spirit of a people: Yes We Can."

Barack Obama, the next President of the USA

Acceptance speech - 5 November 2008