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…
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…
The Liberal Democrats are committed to Strengthen the Office for Environmental Protection and provide more funding to the Environment Agency and Natural England to help protect our environment and…
A new museum in St Ive, near Liskeard, honours Emily Hobhouse, who had a deep commitment to the vulnerable. Fairness, compassion and community must be at the heart of decision-making. As Emily said,…
In the latest planning reforms introduced by the Labour Government, concerns are mounting over the weakening of protections for nature, with critics arguing that these changes will make it easier for…
Affordable housing is a nationwide issue, but Cornwall has a higher concentration of holiday homes and more second homes than anywhere outside London. Cornwall needs homes for local working people at…
At Cornwall Council on Tuesday 21st January, the Council debated the devolution offer from Westminster and what it might mean for Cornwall, its residents, businesses and future. Lib Dems don’t…
The Climate and Nature Bill has the potential to reshape how we address the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss, not just in Cornwall but across the UK. Cornwall must ensure its…
Reliable infrastructure – road, rail, and air – is the lifeblood of Cornwall's growth and prosperity. Thomas has experienced first-hand the frustrating limitations of our current road network.…
Steve Miller reflects on the past year and what may be ahead in 2025. Problems on A38 and Tamar Tolls rises illustrate that South East Cornwall is a forgotten corner of the county. There also needs…