Liberal Democrats want to turbocharge our economy by forming a Customs Union with the EU, tearing down the trade barriers and red tape holding us back.

Council spending on Special Educational Needs and Disabilities has soared in recent years.

"This is adding to the uncertainty and anxiety faced by hundreds of people. We know several families who have had enough and moved away"

A campaign backed by thousands has worked

Bristol’s Liberal Democrat Councillors have secured an extra £1million of Council funding for filling potholes and repairs in 2026-27.

Bristol’s Liberal Democrat Councillors have submitted a series of budget amendments to the City Council’s forthcoming budget set to be debated today (12th February 2026), pushing for better roads and ...

The Council has announced that it is pausing its plans to restrict the number of visitor permits available to households within the city’s Residents’ Parking Zones.

Bristol’s Liberal Democrat Councillors have secured additional funds for the party's priorities in the City Council’s draft budget.

Labour mishaps lead to six-month delay for bridge due to halted accessibility ramp.

With rumours of a Government u-turn on planned business rates rises, it is “absolutely urgent” for Ministers to provide clarity to pubs, hospitality, and high street businesses.

Bristol City Council’s Homes and Housing Delivery Committee has passed its new strategy concerning lived-in vehicles.

It will be up to the mayor of the West of England to decide how to implement the new overnight visitor levy

A proper Bristol breakfast, waking you up with a smile every morning.

The Liberal Democrats have hailed a breakthrough victory to bring military family homes up to the Decent Homes Standard in law, after years of campaigning by families and the party.

Following a massive hike in the cost to hire Council venues, Cllr Andrew Varney intervened to protect affordable access for local community groups.