Haslemere’s Liberal Democrat-led Town Council is standing firm in its commitment to preserve the town’s treasured countryside. Residents are encouraged to attend the public enquiry on Tuesday 8th April to show their support.
We were delighted to welcome Jillian Ambrose, The Guardian’s Energy Correspondent, to talk with us on energy, climate change and “Green vs Growth” at the University of the Creative Arts last Wednesday, chaired by our very own Theresa Meredith-Hardy.
The Waverley Liberal Democrats are leading the charge for a new, state-of-the-art leisure centre in Cranleigh, ensuring that our community has access to top-tier facilities while prioritising environmental sustainability.
In a significant stride towards enhancing support for children and families with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), the Surrey Liberal Democrats have successfully advocated for crucial reforms within the county's SEND framework.
Waverley Borough Council Liberal Democrats are proud to have been able to balance the Waverley budget for not just this year, but next year as well.
At a time when economic recovery and skills development should be a priority, the Conservative opposition’s proposal to slash funding for Waverley Training Services (WTS) is reckless and short-sighted.
Residents of Cranleigh and Alfold have reached breaking point. Our water and sewage systems are failing, and the consequences are impacting our daily lives. The latest burst water main on Wanborough Lane, Cranleigh, is one example of the ongoing chaos.
An unprecedented and deeply concerning decision has been made by local Conservatives and the Labour government: the cancellation of the May 2025 Surrey local elections.
Today’s SCC Budget meeting has left residents with serious concerns about the future of local services and financial management. The LD group voted against the proposed budget and accompanying council tax rise, which was ultimately approved by the Tories.
Waverley Liberal Democrats are calling out the Conservatives for their blatant hypocrisy and lack of foresight over the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) charges, part of a pattern of poor policy-making and political posturing.
Lloyds Bank in Godalming is due to close as part of plans to shut 136 branches across the country. Councillor Paul Follows has secured a meeting with Lloyds to discuss future plans and explore the possibility of establishing a banking hub in the town.
Residents, businesses, and visitors across Waverley have had enough of inadequate mobile phone signal. A petition spearheaded by Lib Dem Cllr Liz Townsend is calling on Chris Bryant MP, Minister of State for the Department for Science, Innovation and Tech
