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Crime prevention is a central theme in the Liberal Democrats local election campaign.

Liberal Democrat Leader, Sir Menzies Campbell, has highlighted the Party's crime initiative. He dropped in on Liberal Democrat-controlled Sutton to meet police officers and council staff who work together at the town's police station to provide neighbourhood wardens, drug and alcohol abuse services, wardens, truancy liaison officers and domestic violence services. "Preventing crime is very much a liberal issue," he said, during the visit.

24 Apr 2006
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Lib Dem leader gets rid his old Jag for the sake of the environment

Liberal Democrat Leader Sir Menzies Campbell has given up his beloved Jaguar car to highlight his commitment to the environment. Sir Menzies said he was "tear-stained" to admit that the 20-year-old vehicle is up for sale and being housed in a barn on a farm in East Lothian. He said he was now uses public transport rather than going by car to many of his local election campaign appointments

23 Apr 2006
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Roger Blackmore at Watermead County Park

More to do at Cities Parks

AN EXCITING new way for people to discover - or rediscover - some of Leicester's beautiful green spaces has launched on by Liberal Democrat Leader, Roger Blackmore.

22 Apr 2006
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Cameron's climate change announcement just 'empty rhetoric' - Chris Huhne MP

Responding to David Cameron's announcement that the Tories support scrapping the Climate Change Levy (CCL), Liberal Democrat Shadow Environment Secretary, Chris Huhne MP said: "David Cameron has announced that he would abolish the climate change levy, but he has still not put forward a concrete alternative. This is yet another example of more empty rhetoric from the Tories. "The Climate Change Levy may be flawed, but it has reduced emissions. David Cameron should join the Liberal Democrats in supporting the increase of the CCL rate recently announced in the budget. "Mr Cameron has failed to grasp the nettle of environmental taxation. He is perpetuating the Tory-Labour myth that the planet can be made sustainable without changing personal behaviour.

22 Apr 2006
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