Dundee Liberal Democrats today (Wednesday 11th April) welcomed the Scottish Liberal Democrat putting forward a bright future for young people and a renewable energy revolution at the centre of their Holyrood plans.
Dundee LibDem parliamentary candidates Dr Clive Sneddon (Dundee East) and Michael Charlton (Dundee West) today (Wednesday 11th April) reminded all local residents in Dundee that they must be registered by 18th April 2007 to vote in the local council and Scottish Parliament elections which take place on Thursday 3rd May.
Commenting on the Iranian President's comments that Iran has entered an "industrial stage" in its production of nuclear fuel, Liberal Democrat Shadow Foreign Secretary, Michael Moore MP said "Iran's continued drive to obtain an independent nuclear capability is a serious threat to the world. While some may doubt the President's claims, there should be no question about Iran's intentions. The international community must be firm in its response and ensure that the sanctions against the regime are as tight and as tough as possible."
The government anticipate that one in three people will not cooperate with ID card checks, according to papers released under the Freedom of Information Act. The government were forced to reveal their working assumptions by the Information Tribunal after they resisted the initial request from the Liberal Democrats back in 2004. In a letter to Mark Oaten, who made the request, the government claimed the assumptions were now out of date.
The Spring 2007 edition of the Kent & Medway Networks (KMN) Newsletter for Patient and Public Involvement in Health Forum Members in Kent and Surrey has been released. This publication gives an update on some of the work of the PPI Forums supported by KMN, and is available to download from this web site from the "Focus and Downloads > External Documents" section.
Cllr Allan Livingstone (Perth & Kinross Council) and Cllr Alison McInnes (Aberdeenshire Council) who head up the regional transport partnerships for the Tayside & Central (Tactran) and the North East of Scotland (Nestrans) have both backed plans to improve Dundee's trunk road network.