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Bristol Liberal Democrats oppose so-called “Conversion Therapy”
Bristol Liberal Democrats bring motion on Mayoral Referendum
Labour and Tories join forces to kick Workplace Parking Levy into the long grass
Bristol Liberal Democrats were shocked and dismayed when Bristol Labour councillors jumped into bed with the Tories to effectively block a radical plan to help solve the city’s transport woes.
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Local Lib Dem Councillor joins Bristol leaseholders at cladding protest
Lib Dem Councillor for Hotwells and Harbourside, Alex Hartley and members of the local campaign group, Bristol Cladding Action Group, joined hundreds of other protesters in London yesterday afternoon, calling on the Government to end the cladding scandal and reform the leasehold system once and for all.
Brislington Greenway hangs in the balance
A local developer is threatening to ‘walk away’ from a new active travel scheme for pedestrians and cyclists in South Bristol due to his “despicable treatment” at the hands of planning officers at Bristol City Council.
Opposition Leaders express disappointment over Mayor’s Conduct
Bristol’s three opposition party group leaders (Cllr Jos Clark - Lib Dems, Cllr Paula O’Rourke – Greens & Cllr Mark Weston – Conservatives) have today written to Mayor Rees to express their disappointment at his conduct in Tuesday’s meeting of Full Council.
Lib Dems demand more bike hangars for Bristol
Lib Dems propose radical front garden tree planting scheme
Bristol Liberal Democrats are proposing a radical solution to the loss of tree canopy cover across the city of Bristol.
Lib Dems secure unanimous backing on LGBT+ Mental Health Protection Motion
The Bristol Liberal Democrats Silver Motion on LGBT+ mental health provision was approved unanimously by all councillors at last nights Full Council meeting (6th July). The motion calls for the creation of a strategic plan to improve LGBT+ mental health, as well as greater surveying of the LGBT+ community to understand the issues, and more outreach within the Council and to schools to make sure these groups receive adequate treatment.
