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Concern over new housing plan

Fri 9th May 2008

Local Lib Dems have expressed concern over the new housing developments planned for Polegate.

RM and AW at Hindsland playing fields (photography: Henry McLaughlin)

Polegate campaigners take action to clear twittens

Tue 6th May 2008

Polegate Liberal Democrat Councillors leapt in to action following complaints about the amount of litter in the twittens to the Polegate Town centre Car Park.

Polegate councillors clearing twitten (photography: Henry McLaughlin)

"Don't cut our local bus services" say councillors

Wed 23rd Apr 2008

Lewes councillors have called on the county council to stop cuts to bus services on the Nevill estate. Sign the petition at: http://snipurl.com/savethe128

Ian Eiloart, Adam Barker, and Ann De Vecchi at bus stop. (photography: Henry McLaughlin)

Lower speed limit at last on C7

Tue 22nd Apr 2008

Local residents in all the villages along the C7 from Newhaven to Lewes have long campaigned for a speed limit lower than the national 60mph.

DR at C7 (photography: Henry McLaughlin)

"Stop Labour's tax hike on lowest paid" says MP

Tue 22nd Apr 2008

Local MP Norman Baker has slammed the Labour government's tax hike for the poorest paid in society.

Norman Baker MP on conference podium (photography: Alex Folkes and Dave Radcliffe)

Anger at Landport post office closure

Tue 8th Apr 2008

Local Lib Dems are livid after the Post Office announced that the Landport branch will close. Lib Dem-run Lewes District had offered to waive the rent and rates on the branch as the landlord, but the government's plans to close 2,500 branches across the country saw this offer ignored.

David Gray sandwich board (photography: Henry McLaughlin)

Lib Dem councillors call on government to properly fund concessionary bus passes

Tue 1st Apr 2008

On the day the scheme comes into place, Lib Dem-run Lewes District Council has called on the government to properly fund the concessionary bus pass scheme. Watch a video of Jon Freeman, Deputy Leader of Lewes District Council here: http://www.leweslibdems.org.uk/pages/tv.html

Jon Freeman video speaking on concessionary bus passes (photography: Henry McLaughlin)
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Liberal Democrat: 24376 (−3.9%)
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