Yesterday the Fire Safety Bill passed through Parliament without vital protection for leaseholders and tenants against exorbitant bills for fire remediation works.
The government's failure to address the fire safety scandal properly is now a scandal in itself.
The devastating consequences of this Bill passing cannot be overstated.
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Air pollution is an invisible enemy threatening the community spaces we love and the people we care most about.
Our Community Clean Air Fund would let councils and communities invest in the transport systems and options they need.
It kills thousands of people every year and affects the quality of life for all of us.
The Conservatives are cutting our commitment to overseas aid at the time it is needed most.
We're in the middle of a global pandemic - global problems need global solutions. Instead, the Conservatives are shirking their moral and legal responsibilities.
Cutting funding to research and development will directly impact our ability to help vital Covid response work worldwide, such as genome sequencing to detect new variants.
Today the Government is seeking to reverse Lords amendments to the Overseas Operations Bill that add important provisions to properly support our Armed Forces.
This comes hot on the heels of their long-overdue concession that ensures torture, crimes against humanity and genocide remain open to prosecution, which is the right thing to do. This is a victory for the Liberal Democrats and others who have consistently called out the Bill's moral failure. Further provision is urgently needed from the Government to ensure all war crimes remain open to prosecution. The Government must ensure cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment, as well as all other war crimes prosecutable by the International Criminal Court remain open to prosecution.
Being a carer can be rewarding and full of love.
900,000 full-time unpaid carers rely on Carer's Allowance
But it's far from glamorous. It can be relentless and exhausting.
900,000 full-time unpaid carers rely on Carer's Allowance - but at just £67.25 a week, it's not nearly enough.
More than a third of those on Carer's Allowance are struggling to make ends meet.
Everyone has the right to feel safe where they live, and everyone who has been the victim of a crime deserves justice.
But for too long, this Conservative Government has been ignoring victims, failing the police and letting our communities down.
Last year, 1.8 million cases were closed without a suspect even being identified.
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The Leader's Award, awarded to Prue Bray
Prue has a long history of dedicated service to the Party including being elected to various offices at Local, Regional and State structures that require demonstrating high levels of knowledge, skills and dedication in order to carry out their responsibilities.
Thank you to all the agents who have got our candidates nominated!
Good luck
We're in the home stretch now for the mammoth set of May elections, which also means huge extra demands on everyone's time, both volunteers and staff. Thank you to everyone who is finding ways to squeeze in extra effort in order to maximise our wins in May. Thank you also to all the relatives, colleagues and friends who have to put up with us all putting even more time into the Lib Dems over these precious weeks.