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by Richard Greenwood on 14 May, 2021
The Liberal Democrats are to become part of the leadership of the Council to lead Milton Keynes through its COVID recovery. The Group believe that Milton Keynes Council must remain forward looking, positive and inclusive, and that there’s one way to achieve this – a unique Progressive Alliance. Councillor Robin Bradburn, Liberal Democrat Group Leader, […]
Read more Leave a commentby Richard Greenwood on 14 May, 2021
Labour and the Lib Dems have united in a Progressive Alliance to make sure Milton Keynes has a prosperous, green and fair recovery from the pandemic. At last week’s elections, the combined Groups had the majority of the vote, and together have the most seats on the Council. They will run a majority administration with […]
Read more Leave a commentby Richard Greenwood on 10 May, 2021
The Milton Keynes Liberal Democrat Council Group has announced their new leadership team for the year ahead at a meeting yesterday. Councillor Robin Bradburn was elected Group Leader, with Councillor Jane Carr becoming Deputy Leader. Councillor Paul Trendall is the new Chair, while Councillor Andy Reilly is Vice-Chair. Newly elected Group Leader Councillor Robin Bradburn […]
Read more Leave a commentby Douglas McCall on 5 May, 2021
Ahead of the local elections on 6th May, the Liberal Democrats are putting reducing child poverty, Covid recovery, tackling flooding and cleaning up neighbourhoods top of their list. If elected to run the Council in May, the Liberal Democrats will: • Reduce child poverty • Tackle unaffordable housing and homelessness • Help our children and […]
Read more Leave a commentby Richard Greenwood on 29 April, 2021
Below are a list of the MK Lib Dem candidates standing in the May 2021 council elections There are 21 vacancies across 19 seats, with an extra vacancy in each of Central Milton Keynes and Woughton & Fishermead due to councillors standing down early. Ward Candidate Bletchley East Sean McCabe Bletchley Park *no candidate – […]
Read more Leave a commentby paultrendall on 26 April, 2021
In their bold local election manifesto, the Liberal Democrats have pledged to create a carbon neutral Milton Keynes by 2030, so that we can become a truly green city. The Group have said that they will: Pursue large scale tree-planting and ensure trees are planted in all new estates. Protect wildlife by creating continuous wildlife […]
Read more Leave a commentby paultrendall on 19 April, 2021
In their bold local election manifesto, the Liberal Democrats have pledged to rebuild the local economy and maintain a balanced budget, so that Milton Keynes can recover from COVID-19. The Group have said that they will: Support training in industries of the future and encourage lifelong learning. Provide residents with advice when it comes to […]
Read more Leave a commentby paultrendall on 14 April, 2021
Ahead of the local elections on 6 May 2021, the Liberal Democrats have pledged to improve and innovate Milton Keynes public transport. The Group have said that they will: Protect and repair our unique network of redways. Work to ensure innovations in public transport serve the needs of our residents. Upgrade more of our bus […]
Read more Leave a commentby paultrendall on 13 April, 2021
Ahead of local elections on 6 May 2021, the Liberal Democrats have pledged to look after our streets, keep the environment tidy and reduce flooding. The Group’s plan for transforming the streets and neighbourhoods of Milton Keynes is set out in their forward-thinking manifesto for the May elections: Improve our street scene by fixing potholes, […]
Read more Leave a commentby paultrendall on 8 April, 2021
Local Liberal Democrats say they will fight for better health and social care ahead of elections on 6 May 2021 In their local election manifesto, the Group have set out their priorities for health and social care: Reflect the lessons learnt from the pandemic in Council policy. Work with partners to reduce health inequalities. Maintain […]
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