South Suffolk Liberal Democrats

The Real Alternative

South Suffolk: The Rise and Rise of the Liberal Democrats

Election Result 2007 in South Suffolk

Liberal Democrats Six to Fix for Suffolk County Council Elections

Smarter Education. Reverse the fall in GCSE results and invest in our children's future

Better Care Services. Review all care service fees and make Day care free again.

A Greener Suffolk. Cut the 20million business miles travelled by council staff each year.

Better Run Council. Freeze all council salaries over £50,000 and run services fairly and efficiently.

A Safer Suffolk. Cut accidents on our roads and reduce speeding in out towns and villages.

Support our Middle Schools. Stop the closure of middle schools and listen to parents.


Lib Dem Councillors warn of flooding threat to essential County roads

Thu 4th Mar 2010

The Liberal Democrats have identified the desperate need to protect the B1456 to Shotley from flooding.

Lib Dems gain 2 seats off the Conservatives in Great Cornard.

Thu 25th Feb 2010

Lib Dems were celebrating their first councillors on Great Cornard Parish Council tonight after defeating the Conservatives and Labour.

Who is Herman Van Rompuy?

Written by Andrew Duff MEP and published in FT on Tue 23rd Feb 2010

With Europe's economic and monetary union in a spin, it is a good time to ask what the new Lisbon treaty can do to help. In institutional terms, the most relevant innovation is the creation of the post of standing presidency of the European Council and the appointment to it of Herman van Rompuy.

SCC Tories ignore Suffolk residents views on Pylons that will blight the landscape

Fri 19th Feb 2010

Liberal Democrats have voiced their disappointment that Conservatives at Suffolk County Council have decided not to challenge National Grid on their flawed pylon consultation.

Liberal Democrats attack increase of 500 in staff numbers at County Council

Fri 19th Feb 2010

Liberal Democrats have today called for an urgent review of staffing numbers at Suffolk County Council as they highlight the shock increase of more than 500 staff in the last year.

Liberal Democrats launch General Election plans on policing

Sun 14th Feb 2010

Liberal Democrats have set out their General Election plans to put more police on the beat.

Liberal Democrats launch plans to revitalise Britain's high streets

Sun 14th Feb 2010

Liberal Democrats have today set out plans to revitalise Britain's high streets, protect the future of the Post Office, and help small businesses establish and grow in a fairer marketplace.

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Suffolk South General Election Result

Turnout: 48707 (72%)

42%
 
Conservative: 20471 (+0.6%)
28.5%
 
Liberal Democrat: 13865 (+3.6%)
24.5%
 
Labour: 11917 (−5.7%)

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News from the Liberal Democrats

Social care commitment needed from Labour and Tories says Lamb
Thu 11th Mar 2010

We must rebalance our foreign policy that is over-reliant on the US
Wed 10th Mar 2010

Liberal Democrats launch policy for young people
Wed 10th Mar 2010

Brown is leading with a weak hand says Cable
Wed 10th Mar 2010

Half of schools not good enough says Laws
Wed 10th Mar 2010

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Quotes of the Week

"Anyone who wants to pass laws in this country should pay this country's full taxes and not hide behind the special offshore status of non-doms. Non-doms have to tell the taxman that their first allegiance is to another country. No-one should be a British lawmaker whose first allegiance is not to Britain."

Chris Huhne, Liberal Democrat Shadow Home Secretary

www.libdems.org.uk - 2 March

"I think people are entitled to expect a sensible, stable government at a time when the country is facing very, very acute choices. We take what the markets are worrying about immensely seriously. We will not take any risk with the creditworthiness of the economy."

Nick Clegg, Leader of the Liberal Democrats

Financial Times - 3 March