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Welcome to the website of Guildford Liberal Democrats. You can have a look at some our recent news and action for the local area.

The Liberal Democrats work hard for Guildford and the surrounding villages all year round, not just at election time.

If we can help you with any issue, big or small, please get in touch using the links on the left.

LATEST NEWS: Lib Dems oppose the Conservatives' 21% pay increase for councillors which has left the Riverside Centre under threat. Full details HERE


Government must stop dithering over services for the elderly

Wed 30th Apr 2008

Quality of care for the elderly is a significant concern for most people, according to a poll by Age Concern. The survey reveals eight out of 10 people are "very concerned" about the care they will be given when they get old. Sue Doughty said; "This Government has presided over a shocking collapse in services for the elderly. The Government should stop dithering and start fundamental reform now.

elderly resident holding hands with young care worker

Individual voter registration must be introduced

Tue 29th Apr 2008

Elections in the UK fall short of international standards with the system vulnerable to fraud, a report by the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust claims. The Liberal Democrats are calling for tougher action to prevent abuse of the postal voting system.

Ballot box (voting) graphic

Debating Policy in the Liberal Democrats: Members Views Sought

Mon 28th Apr 2008

(Written by Federal Conference Committee)

Group of Lib Dems listening to conference debate (photography: Stephen Robinson)

Councillor honoured by students

Thu 24th Apr 2008

Liberal Democrat Councillor Chris Ward (Onslow) was awarded Honorary Membership of the University of Surrey Students' Union (USSU) at their annual student award ceremony last week.

Cllr Tony Phillips, Lib Dem Parliamentary Spokesperson Sue Doughty, Cllr Chris Ward and Cllr Steve Freeman at the award ceremony

Guildford Write-off £102,000 in Council Tax

Fri 11th Apr 2008

Guildford Borough Council wrote off £102,000 of Council Tax as uncollectable in 2006-07. Overall, English councils wrote off more than £130m of unpaid tax last year, according to figures from the Department for Communities and Local Government.

Axe The Tax logo

Thousands of residents in Guildford suffer tax grab

Fri 11th Apr 2008

Liberal Democrats in Guildford have launched a stinging attack on the Government for bringing in tax changes that have increased income tax bills for thousands of residents of Guildford.

Cashbags Graphic (Your taxes)

Liberal Democrats launch local election campaign

Fri 4th Apr 2008

Guildford doesn't have a local election coming up this year but other constituencies across the country do. Nick Clegg has launched the Liberal Democrats' local election campaign, highlighting the party's record of offering genuine improvements for people across the country.

Nick Clegg at Sheffield Hallam University [Picture: Alex Folkes / fishnik.com]

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Elections 2008: results summary
Thu 1st May 2008

Government failing to grasp the seriousness of flooding - Webb
Fri 9th May 2008

Government's strategy on data protection a shambles - Alexander
Fri 9th May 2008

Repossessions on course to be highest since 1991 - Cable
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Quotes of the Week

"Liberalism in Britain has lost a great champion, the Liberal Democrats, a great advocate and our public life, a great servant."

Lord Paddy Ashdown

In memory of Lord Richard Holme, who died on 5 May

"If the Tories want to claim that they are going to cut corporation tax, they have to come clean about how they are going to pay for it. Cutting the main rate of corporation tax to 25% will cost more than £5bn a year. If David Cameron is to have a hope of sounding credible he must state clearly where the money will come from. Otherwise this will be seen as yet another unfunded tax cut."

Vince Cable - Lib Dem Shadow Chancellor

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