The Conservative proposals would take away your right to a say on new housing or planning developments and put the future of green spaces in Waverley at risk.

Surrey Conservatives have failed in their bid to scrap the county’s eleven District Councils, but not before wasting almost £250,000 on research and a further £44,000 on printing and delivering a leaflet across Surrey promoting the nutty plan.

Waverley Liberal Democrats are demanding extra support for children living in poverty, and are calling on the Government to extend free school meals so that no child living in poverty misses out - even during holidays and periods of lockdown.

Haslemere Town Council have announced the good news that it has formally signed the transfers of key pieces of land in the town from Waverley Borough Council, including Woodcock Green and Grover’s Garden in Beacon Hill and St Christopher’s Green and Town Meadow in Haslemere.

Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey says that it is now clear that the Government ignored calls from experts for a "circuit break", and urges them to reconsider. Government must also take these 5 steps to get the virus back under control, and protect lives & jobs across Britain.

Waverley Lib Dems have been working hard to support residents and businesses across our area during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Haslemere Town Council last night unanimously approved a motion to declare a climate emergency, following in the footsteps of Lib Dem controlled Godalming Town Council who declared a climate emergency back in July.

At a full council meeting last night, Waverley Borough Council passed a climate emergency declaration.

Results of the EU Parliamentary elections on May30 2019 were even better than those for the local elections. Here in Waverley, we topped the poll with 35%, contributing to the election of 3 LibDem MEP's for the South East region.

Full results for Waverley (taken from the Waverley BC website) were:

Waverley Liberal Democrats achieved major breakthroughs in the 2019 local elections, both for Waverley Borough Council, and in our towns. At the previous local elections in 2015, we took no seats in any of our councils. This year in contrast, we took 14 of the 57 wards, moving Waverley from near total Conservative dominance, to No Overall Control. 

At town council level, the Conservative collapse continued.