Welcome to our website
Welcome to the website of Bristol Liberal Democrats, covering the parliamentary constituencies of Bristol West, Bristol North West, Bristol South and Bristol East.
In June 2009, the Liberal Democrats took majority control of Bristol City Council, giving the city stable political leadership for the first time in a number of years. The Lib Dems are now working hard to deliver our 'Six to Fix' recipe for a better Bristol - see http://www.bristol-libdems.org.uk/sixtofix.
On this website, you can find latest news from the Lib Dems, information about our policies and campaigns, as well as more information about Bristol's Lib Dem MP, Stephen Williams, and our parliamentary candidates for other constituencies in the city.
Best wishes,
The Bristol Lib Dem Team
p.s. If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail us at admin@bristol-libdems.org.uk
LIB DEMS STEP UP BIOFUELS CAMPAIGNFebruary 2nd, 2010 BRISTOL City Council’s ruling Lib Dem group is urging the government to rethink its subsidies for the use of unsustainable tropical biofuels in electricity generation. » |
£50,000 RED TAPE COSTFebruary 1st, 2010 Pointless planning red tape costs Council £50,000 a year » |
BATTLE TO STOP NEW NUCLEAR REACTORSDecember 22nd, 2009 Bristol City Council could oppose the building of new nuclear reactors at nearby Oldbury and Hinkley Point. » |
BRISTOL LIB DEMS BACK “KEEP TRADE LOCAL” CAMPAIGNDecember 18th, 2009 BRISTOL’S Lib Dem city council is set to back the Federation of Small Businesses’ Keep Trade Local campaign. » |
Bristol Doesn't Want Bio-Fuel Plant, Says Council LeaderDecember 10th, 2009 BRISTOL should not play host to one of the new generation of bio-fuel power plants, says Lib Dem city council leader Barbara Janke. » |
Sunday opening for park loosNovember 16th, 2009 SUNDAY opening is coming to the public loos in St George’s Park, thanks to local Lib Dem councillors. » |
LIB DEMS BACK PUBS CRACKDOWNNovember 16th, 2009 LIBERAL Democrat councillors are backing moves to tighten licensing controls on the growth of one of Bristol’s most popular nightspots outside the city centre. » |