Nottingham Liberal Democrats

Campaigning across the City of Nottingham

Welcome to Nottingham Liberal Democrats

Welcome to our website. The Liberal Democrats are now the only party that can deliver social justice. We are only choice for anyone who wants a fairer Britain.

We will put money back in the pockets of ordinary families. We will build a stable, green economy for each and every one of us. We will change politics so that every person counts.

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:


Labour Group removes references to gay and bisexual discrimination in Lib Dem blood donation motion

Fri 18th Jun 2010

The ruling Labour Group on Nottingham City Council this week voted to remove references to gay and bisexual men from a Liberal Democrat motion celebrating World Blood Donor Day and highlighting the discrimination which stops men who have sex with men from donating blood.

Cllr Gary Long to lobby parliament over tram extensions

Fri 11th Jun 2010

Nottingham Lib Cllr Gary Long will travel to the House of Commons on Tuesday 15th June to lobby for government support for the NET Phase Two tram extensions in Nottingham.

Alan Sillitoe deserves a statue, says Cllr Dave Oldham

Thu 13th May 2010

Cllr Dave Oldham was very saddened by the news that Lenton Abbey-born author, Alan Sillitoe, died in April. But Dave says that the author's death has made him even more determined to support the campaign to erect a statue of Alan Sillitoe in Nottingham.

URGENT: What should the party do next? Have your say by 2pm on Saturday

Fri 7th May 2010

As a democratic, member-led organisation, the Liberal Democrats are inviting their members to have their say before the Federal Executive and the Parliamentary Party meet tomorrow afternoon to discuss their options.

Baroness Ros Scott

Thank you for your support!

Fri 7th May 2010

A big thank you to all Lib Dem voters and supporters across Nottingham.

Undecided voters swing to Lib Dems following final Leaders Debate

Fri 30th Apr 2010

Last night was the final of the three televised Leaders' debates. Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg, debated with Gordon Brown and David Cameron about the economy. Subjects discussed included breaking up the banks, creating more jobs and reinvigorating the British economy.

Nick Clegg MP

Third and Final Party Leaders' TV debate: The Economy

Wed 28th Apr 2010

On Thursday 29th April from 8.30pm, BBC One will host the final live Prime Ministerial Debate of the General Election from the Midlands. Nick Clegg, Gordon Brown and David Cameron will again be going head to head in the run up to the General Election next Thursday.

Debate Night Graphic

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Nottingham City Council Liberal Democrat Group

Building Schools for the Future debate — the Nottingham Lib Dem Group response
Tue 13th Jul 2010

Labour Group removes references to gay and bisexual discrimination in Lib Dem blood donation motion
Fri 18th Jun 2010

Cllr Gary Long to lobby parliament over tram extensions
Fri 11th Jun 2010

Alan Sillitoe deserves a statue, says Cllr Dave Oldham
Thu 13th May 2010

Lib Dem Group criticises road maintenance cuts in Council budget
Mon 15th Mar 2010

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Quotes of the Week

"People have been talking about Lords reform for over a century. The time for talk is now over."

Nick Clegg, Deputy Prime Minister

Debate of Constitutional Reform, The Independent - 8 June

"Two welcome announcements have come from David Cameron and Nick Clegg in as many days. First, there are going to be major cuts in public spending. Second, they're going to be done with some finesse."

Eamonn Butler, Director of the Adam Smith Institute

Guardian - 9 June

"The wasteful, bureaucratic and intrusive ID card scheme represents everything that has been wrong with government in recent years. By taking swift action to scrap it, we are making it clear that this government won't sacrifice people's liberty for the sake of Ministers' pet projects."

Nick Clegg, Deputy Prime Minister

Comment on the announcement that ID cards are to be scrapped for British citizens within 100 days - 27 May