Local Liberal Democrats were proud to take part in the Sustainability Festival held in Gostrey Meadow, Farnham.
On Saturday 10 May 2025, local residents, volunteers, and members of the Waverley Liberal Democrats came together for a community clean-up at one of Farnham’s cemeteries, preparing the grounds for the forthcoming South and South East in Bloom judging.
Nigel Farage and Reform UK are pushing a dangerous agenda — one that could put the very future of our NHS at risk.
A recent report by the National Audit Office (NAO) has laid bare the scale of the water sector crisis in England — from deteriorating infrastructure and rising pollution to financially unstable water companies and insufficient regulatory oversight.
While Reform UK claims to speak for “the people,” a closer look reveals a very different picture—one shaped not by grassroots communities, but by wealthy donors, vested interests, and a politics of division.
Today should have been your opportunity to make your voice heard at the ballot box, about everything from highways to Children’s Services and SEN. That voice has been silenced by the Conservatives who run Surrey County Council.
We are proud to announce that Cranleigh’s brand-new leisure centre has been given the green light—delivering on our promise to invest in healthier, more sustainable communities.
Last week, I had the pleasure of attending a heartfelt ceremony in Haren Garden, just off South Street, to mark 75 years of friendship between Farnham and the Dutch town of Haren.
Party volunteers from across Waverley gathered in Godalming High Street at the Spring Festival on Saturday 5th April to ask people what they would wish for to create a world guided by fairness, peace, justice, democracy and tolerance.
Waverley Conservatives have been caught red-handed spreading misinformation about Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) charges on homeowners — and it's time to set the record straight.
Liberal Democrats have long championed a more responsible and transparent planning system, one that delivers the homes people need in the right places, not just profits for developers.
Waverley’s annual new housing target has doubled overnight — from an already challenging 710 homes per year under the Conservatives, to a staggering 1,440 homes. Liberal Democrat councillors at Waverley Borough Council are standing up for our communities.