Welcome to our website
Welcome to the new website of Bristol Liberal Democrats, covering the constituencies of Bristol West, Bristol North West, Bristol South and Bristol East.
We campaign all year round, and stand up for local residents at local, national and international level.
This website contains a lot more about our campaigns, as well as wider news from the Liberal Democrats across Bristol. However, this website is also still a work in progress, so please call back soon to see what else has been added.
If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail us at admin@bristol-libdems.org.uk
Best wishes,
The Bristol Lib Dem Team
Tenants Get Less from LabourMay 1st, 2008 Bristol City Council’s Housing department have cut by 33%, from £15 to £10 per house, the amount allotted tenants in the Environmental Improvement Budget. This has been done without consultation. » |
Barbara Janke Elected Leader of Bristol Liberal DemocratsApril 29th, 2008 This evening the Liberal Democrat group elected Barbara Janke as their Leader. Simon Cook has been elected as the Deputy Leader. » |
Investment in council housing denied, as Labour MPs double-cross CityApril 22nd, 2008 The opportunity for much needed investment in Bristol's council housing, allowing for new housing to be built and existing housing to be properly renovated, has been lost in a crucial vote in Parliame » |
Fears over ‘giving away’ of Bristol decision powersApril 9th, 2008 Fears are mounting over plans by Bristol City Council and the other former Avon authorities to give away powers from Bristol to a sub-regional decision making body. » |
Not saved - Railway Path still under threatMarch 31st, 2008 Labour and the Conservatives tonight blocked attempts by the Liberal Democrats and Greens to demand that the Railway Path option is dropped. » |
Railway Path no place for Buses - Liberal DemocratsMarch 28th, 2008 The Liberal Democrats have strengthened and clarified the motion on the railway path at the Bristol City Council meeting on April 1st . » |
Stop giving low energy bulbs an indecent burial!March 11th, 2008 Councillor Neil Harrison (Lib Dem, Cotham Ward) is calling on the Council to provide kerbside recycling facilities for low energy light bulbs and fluorescent tubes in order to stop them going into lan » |
