Southwark Liberal Democrats Launch 2022 Manifesto, Demanding Better
The Southwark Liberal Democrats launched their manifesto on Friday, which demands better for Southwark after over a decade of Labour letting residents down.

The Southwark Liberal Democrats launched their manifesto on Friday, which demands better for Southwark after over a decade of Labour letting residents down.
Southwark Labour voted down an amendment on Wednesday evening, which would have scrapped loss-of-office payments for outgoing cabinet members.
Southwark Labour’s council spend on youth services fell by 82% in 10 years, a Liberal Democrat question revealed on Wednesday evening.
Labour rejected a Liberal Democrat plea for full funding for the Bermondsey Carnival on Wednesday evening.
Southwark Labour voted down an amendment on Wednesday evening, which would have led to the council campaigning to re-open community post offices.
A cross-party motion was passed on Wednesday evening enshrining January as Tamil Heritage Month in Southwark for future years.
The Liberal Democrats on Wednesday welcomed Labour’s review of Southwark Council’s pension fund investments into Russian firms amid the Ukrainian war.
Southwark Council’s budget cycles always serve as a reminder of Labour’s short-term, superficial policies after more than a decade in power.
Councillors will be forced to vote on Bermondsey Carnival funding at the March council assembly, the Liberal Democrats revealed on Friday.
As Liberal Democrats, we are firmly committed to protecting the environment and tackling pollution and congestion. Liberal Democrats also want to make it easier and safer for people to walk and cycle.