
Liberal Democrats slam Rachel Reeves for failing to address the extreme pressure on local government services
All councils across the country continue to suffer from severe pressures and West Northamptonshire Council is no different.
All councils across the country continue to suffer from severe pressures and West Northamptonshire Council is no different.
The Liberal Democrats at West Northants Council presented 8 fully costed budget amendment proposals at the full council meeting last week.
The Liberal Democrats have called for a new protected status for local rivers, after shocking figures reveal that Anglian Water dumped sewage 1,500 times in South Northamptonshire in 2023.
In West Northants, the new Labour government's decision to reduce the pensioners entitlement to a help with their winter fuel bills, means just 6400 pensioners will now receive the benefit - a massive drop from the 68992 who used to receive it
Local Liberal Democrats have today launched their plan for the West Northamptonshire Council elections on Thursday 6th May.
Jonathan Harris, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for Daventry warns “Too many families now feel unsafe in their own homes” as new figures show some areas see over nine in ten burglary cases go unsolved.
Carl Squires is delighted to be the new councillor - the hard work starts on Monday Carl
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Liberal Democrats call on West Northants Council to provide mental health support in schools
It was a pleasure to be able to join the local police in Towcester for the afternoon. I was honoured to see a snapshot of the day to day experience of a police officer on the beat, the rewards and pressures of the job and how local and national government
We are really pleased that the hard-working and responsive councillor Jonathan Harris will be our candidate for MP of Daventry in the forthcoming general election
The Government has failed to inject money and support local communities in Northampton after last week’s so-called Levelling Up funding announcement. No surprise that Rishi Sunak’s own constituency of Richmond in Yorkshire received £19m of levelling up funding, and much of the rest is going to relatively wealthy areas in the South East.