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Surrey Highways Is Failing Residents |
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Two of Caterham on the Hill's leading Liberal Democrat Councillors have hit out at Surrey County Council's dreadful record at looking after local roads and dealing with winter weather.
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Liberal Democrats - serious about our environment |
Last month local Lib Dem campaigner David Lee marched through central London with 50,000 people at The Wave.
The march was to show the strength of popular will to find an international agreement on tackling climate change at the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.
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County In Denial Over Children's Services |
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Wednesday, 18 March 2009 23:33 |
At the Tandridge Local Committee last Friday a report was brought to County and District members regarding the County's "looked after children."
Cllr Lisa Bangs from Lingfield, who is the only Lib Dem on the committee, asked how this related to the recent appalling Ofsted report on children's services in the County which had caused the Council to drop to a one star rating, and asked what actions the County was taking in the light of that report.
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Following the resignation in December of popular Whyteleafe ward councillor, Jeffrey Gray, the Liberal Democrats have held the Tandridge District Council seat in a by-election on Tuesday, 2nd February.
David Lee, also the Lib Dems Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for East Surrey, won the election with a majority of 208.
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New Lib Dem Parliamentary Candidate |
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Saturday, 01 August 2009 11:13 |
 At a hustings meeting in Godstone East Surrey Liberal Democrats elected David Lee as its new Parliamentary Candidate.
David replaces Jeremy Pursehouse who has stood down after fighting two General Elections in the East Surrey Constituency.
David grew up in Horley and attending Horley First School, Oakwood and Reigate College, before attending University in Portsmouth.
Says David: "I want to work with the people of East Surrey and for the people of East Surrey. It is time to make a change in the politics of the constituency; a change for the better, and I want to be the person who starts that change."
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