Sarah outlines her journey to being elected as Councillor for Lostwithiel and Lanreath, and what she is doing in the first few weeks on Cornwall Council.
Cllr Jim Candy sites examples of the effect of Labour government changes to planning. How renewable energy is much cheaper and better for local economy than the alternatives. He points out the government is not putting much needed investment in South West
Jim shares is personal experience of being re-elected as a Cornwall Councillor and how the new Cornwall Council administration is shaping up. Jim also recounts his past experience as a Councillor and how it compares with the current responsibilities.
Cornwall’s Liberal Democrats are delighted to announce that they will be standing a full slate of 87 candidates in the upcoming Cornwall Council elections this May. This move highlights the party’s dedication to tackling the challenges facing Cornwall.
Adam writes about NHS just before heading to Derriford hospital for an operation. There is much to celebrate about our Health Service, but its existence is under threat from Reform UK. To improve NHS, Lib Dems are calling for proper funding of Social Care
Is it worth voting on 1st May in the local elections? Whilst it is true that the national government decides what funding to allocate, Cornwall Council decides how to spend that and our council tax for the services, which we all take for granted locally.