News - Mid Suffolk Liberal Democrats

Kennedy pledges a campaign based on positive, real solutions

Charles Kennedy MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, responding to the calling of the General Election today pledged to fight the campaign based on real solutions to the real problems people face everyday. He promised to address people's hopes, not play on their fears, and to be the positive force for good in the election. Mr Kennedy said: "More and more people are looking to the Liberal Democrats to provide a real alternative to Labour and the Conservatives. And that's exactly what we're determined to do in this campaign."

5 Apr 2005

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Local Euro MP backs fair trade in Rochdale!

Leading Liberal Democrat Campaigner and one of Rochdale's European Members of Parliament of the for Fair Trade in Europe Sajjad Karim MEP visited ASDA in Rochdale on Saturday to congratulate them on their contribution to helping Rochdale in their fight for Fair Trade. Saj was joined by Leader of Rochdale Council - Cllr. Paul Rowen and Manager of ADSA - Colin Heslop.

5 Apr 2005

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ROCHDALE ELECTION CAMPAIGN OFF TO FLYING START

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5 Apr 2005

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Local Lib Dems Launch County Council Manifesto

Epping Forest Liberal Democrat candidates launched their manifesto on Saturday for the county elections on 5 May. They are fighting for a cleaner and greener Essex, more spending on road and pavement maintenance, and better provision for young people in their local areas.

5 Apr 2005

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Charles Kennedy welcomes Labour Candidate into Liberal Democrats

Charles Kennedy MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, will today welcome into the Party Cllr Stephen Wilkinson - until yesterday Labour's parliamentary candidate for Ribble Valley and a Labour member of Lancashire County Council.

5 Apr 2005

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Six Labour Councillors found guilty of postal vote fraud

Richard Mawrey QC, the Electoral Commissioner has today ruled that six Councillors in Birmingham were elected due to massive postal vote fraud. Mr. Mawrey ruled that the six Councillors lose their seats and re-runs occur. He further compared Birmingham City Council to a Banana Republic.

4 Apr 2005

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