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News from the Liberal Democrats

Michael Headley looks left

Lib Dems Keep Focus on Key Issues for Town Centre Development

Bedford Borough Liberal Democrats have responded to the awarding of outline planning permission for the Town Centre West Redevelopment with a clear message that the core issues of local housing and town centre car parking must be resolved in order to ensure the success of the development for the town and surrounding area.

28 Sep 2007
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Cllr Royden under inoperative street lights

EDF Energy putting lives at risk

Liberal Democrat Borough Councillor Charles Royden has reported electricity company EDF to Energywatch for failing to provide a satisfactory service to residents in Brickhill.

4 Apr 2008
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Henry Vann, Bedford Lib Dem Parliamentary Candidate

Bedford Lib Dems Pick Henry Vann as Parliamentary Candidate

Bedford and Kempston Liberal Democrats have selected Henry Vann as their parliamentary candidate to fight the next general election, expected by 2010. Henry was selected at a packed hustings meeting open to all Lib Dem members in Bedford and Kempston on Wednesday night.

13 Jun 2008
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Dave Hodgson joins Stewartby residents protesting against the Covanta Incinerator

Appalled by Unaccountable IPC's Incinerator Green Light

I was utterly appalled by the news which came through on Thursday evening, as the the worst fears of local residents were confirmed with the announcement that the national quango 'The Infrastructure Planning Commission' had approved the application by US waste firm Covanta to build a mammoth, 600,000 tonne capacity incinerator at Rookery Pit near Stewartby. It is frankly sickening news for local residents in Stewartby and all communities nearby, who couldn't have been clearer in making clear to the IPC that local opposition to the oversized rubbish burner is absolutely overwhelming.

18 Oct 2011
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