Waverley Lib Dem councillors and campaigners will today (Thursday 2nd March) attend London’s High Court in their latest opposition to hugely damaging government-approved plans for gas exploration at Dunsfold.
The concrete used in our local hospital is like a “chocolate aero bar” says NHS chief, putting residents across west Surrey at risk. Local Liberal Democrats are calling for urgent upgrades & investment to protect patients.
The former landfill site at Broadwater Park is being brought back to use and our councillors want to hear what you'd like to see at the park. New pitches, community facilities, or rewilding are all possibilities to comment on!
No, it's not that they've suddenly reappeared - they've never gone away! Our team of county and borough councillors have been working hard to win improvements to local roads despite severe Tory-led cuts to maintenance budgets.
Road safety and a focus on local businesses are at the heart of improvements scheduled for Cranleigh High Street starting in 2023.
Progress on 20mph limits for Haslemere, as championed by volunteers at Haslemere Active Travel and Lower Street residents, is being made after Lib Dem Cllr Terry Weldon's motion was backed at the Town Council.
Over 70 new, efficient houses will be built across Godalming, Chiddingfold and Farnham in a forward-looking move by Waverley Borough Council. This marks the start of Waverley's next phase of social housing provision.
Proposed cuts to two vital bus routes connecting Godalming, Milford and our villages put residents' health, leisure and work prospects at risk and undermine them during a cost of living crisis.
Hampered by national planning policies, Lib Dems locally are finding solutions to meet our needs.
Since the Lib Dem-led launch of the new Godalming Youth Service at Broadwater Park, the centre has gone from strength to strength with over 1,000 session attended in the first month.
Dave Busby wins over a safe Tory seat with a stunning 66% of the vote in the latest Waverley by-election. Residents' issues have been his priority while the Tory campaign was marred by controversy.
Communities and campaigners have been left stunned by Prime Minister Liz Truss reversing the ban on fracking.
