Hemel Hempstead Lib Dems

serving Hemel Hempstead, Kings Langley, Bovingdon, Flaunden & Chipperfield

Lib Dem logo bird projected on blockwork

Forget about those Downing Street Parties, Forget about Johnson - the Tories are quietly Removing our Freedoms

Forget about those Parties, forget about Johnson - the Tories are removing our Freedoms one by one. It's the Tories we need to get rid of, not just the current Prime Minister. Three years ago I, and about a million other people, marched to Parliament Square campaigning for another Referendum on Brexit - now that the British people finally were realising what it was all about. At the critical moment we raised such a cheer that we were getting mobile calls to say that the MPs had heard us in the Chamber of the House of Commons. Sadly the Conservatives got enough Labour support to vote out our call for a second referendum (or "third", some say). However protest like that might be difficult or impossible in the future. The Conservatives have brought in an Elections Bill - which will make it more difficult to vote by requiring mandatory photo ID to be presented at the polling station - although I personally always have my bus pass to hand. They have brought in a Police, Crime, S

14 Jan 2022
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Cheese and Wine

A Happy and Healthy 2022 to Everyone!

Well, taking advantage of the Two Households Rule - and relying on the efficiency of Lateral Flow Tests - we made bold enough to invite our neighbours over to dinner on New Years Eve.

1 Jan 2022
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Stephen Giles-Medhurst and Road

"Herts' Roads are in Good Shape!" claim the Tories - "Oh no they're not!" say the Liberal Democrats.

Herts Lib Dems have hit out at Tory County Council claims that our roads are in "Good Shape". In March this year, the Lib Dems protested as over 60 road resurfacing reconstruction schemes were cut from works due by the County Council. The Conservative administration cut road improvement schemes (mainly on secondary side roads across the county) and reduced the budget for such schemes by £2m - next year and in each of the following three years. This cut £8m in total from the planned £37m spend up to 2025 - a cut of 22%. Now council officers have released figures showing that the number of side roads in Hertfordshire that need of repair has nearly doubled since last year - increasing from 7% to 12%.

30 Dec 2021
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