Last month’s Defence in Uncertain Times event in Liphook, hosted by Theresa Meredith-Hardy, drew a full house for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion on the challenges facing the UK and Europe in today’s complex security landscape.
As part of our long-running campaign to get action on the Woolmead site, we recently visited the Farnham Herald. A tour of the archives reminded us just how often our communities have had to fight for proper investment and sensible development.
The Waverley Liberal Democrats are pleased to welcome our 23rd Waverley Borough Councillor, Cllr Tony Fairclough (WBC, Farnham Heath End), who has joined us this week following his departure from the Farnham Residents Party.
When we entrust public office to our elected councillors, it is with the expectation that they will faithfully uphold the responsibilities of representation, and at the very least turn up to Council meetings.
Local Liberal Democrats were delighted to attend the University for the Creative Arts Freshers’ Fair in Farnham. It was a fantastic opportunity to meet new students, share ideas, and hear directly about the issues that matter most to the them.
Following Lib Dem-led Waverley Borough Council granting planning permission, a new pickleball and padel centre is moving forward in Farnham.
Cllr Penny Rivers attends the opening of 132 affordable homes in Haslemere, built by Thakeham for Stonewater Housing Association.
Lib Dem-led Waverley Borough Council has been shortlisted for the Finance Team of the Year - Councils and Local Services category in the Public Finance Awards 2025.
The first two of 26 new affordable homes in Chiddingfold have been completed. These are the first new council houses to be built in the village for many years – delivered by the Liberal Democrat-led administration at Waverley Borough Council.
A new £110,000 bike and skate "pump track" will be built in Farnham after financing was agreed by Lib Dem-led Waverley Borough Council.
A major government review of local authority funding threatens to hit some of the most vulnerable families in Surrey hardest, despite the county’s reputation for affluence.
Lib Dem-led Waverley Borough Council has introduced a Discretionary Review Process, led by an independent, professionally qualified expert, to assess historic cases involving individual residential developments.