News - Mid Suffolk Liberal Democrats

Three Rivers Chorleywood Councillors Covid Masks

Lib Dem Three Rivers District Council rises to the Covid Challenge

Local Chorleywood Lib Dem Councillors, Phil Williams, Raj Khiroya and Martin Trevett, are shown, masked and socially distanced - following the rules that help to protect us all. Phil, Raj, Martin and all their local councillor colleagues want to say a 'Big Thank You' to all NHS and key workers and volunteers during the Covid crisis. The crisis has highlighted Three Rivers' community spirit and the dedication of our local council staff and essential workers. As part of Operation Shield, Three Rivers Council set up a food hub with 11 staff in April, in partnership with Herts County Council.

4 Nov 2020

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George Osborne Should Follow Iain Duncan Smith's Example - Tim Farron

Commenting on Iain Duncan Smith's resignation, Tim Farron - LibDem Leader, has called on George Osborne to follow his example.

21 Mar 2016

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"The Railway Comes to Tring" - Talk and Slide Show in the Iron Room, Tring Station

Tring Station Residents Association has arranged a Talk and Slide Show in the Iron Room, Station Road, near the station.

14 Feb 2017

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Investigatory Powers Bill Shows the Home Office Don’t Understand or Care About Privacy

Commenting on the publication of the Investigatory Powers Bill Alistair Carmichael, Liberal Democrat Spokesperson on Home Affairs said:

4 Mar 2016

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Hemel Old Town Market - this Sunday!

The first Old Town Market of the year will be Sunday 6th March from 11am to 3pm in Old Town High Street (the road will be closed).

4 Mar 2016

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A Blissful Break in Wonderful Wiltshire!

Last week, Rosemarie and I spent a relaxing 3 nights in a beautiful part of the world that we'd never visited before. Yes, Wiltshire! Winding limestone valleys, streams, rivers, lakes, picturesque villages with thatched cottages and amazing traditional pubs - also wide, clear uplands with views for miles, rich farmland, fat cattle and sheep, woodlands, miles of footpaths, towns with amazing cathedrals, mediaeval marketplaces and majestic country houses. We went down in the electric car, charged up en route while we had a coffee and then, after our arrival, an excellent meal. Fortified by a good traditional breakfast with eggs from the hotel's chickens, we spent the following day walking around the nearby countryside. The day after that we drove to a park-and-ride, where we left the car charging up while we went into town using our bus passes. Finally we made our leisurely way back home with a rapid charge near Stonehenge and taking in a National Trust property on the way. The small country hotel we stay

13 Feb 2020

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